Sentence examples for a propensity for a from inspiring English sources

There were also sobering reports on a propensity for a baby to have its own complications — a host of genetic disorders and birth defects that would disable it physically and mentally and should it survive those, we could still have an anxious wait for autism or schizophrenia to reveal themselves as the baby grew up.

Most of the findings have described a propensity for a variety of cytokines to promote and enhance the fibrotic process, whereas in some instances, up-regulation of a particular cytokine is associated with inhibition of fibrosis.

Our study also indicates a propensity for a short junction construct (aa 251 – 280 a 30 amino acid-peptide) to exhibit a dominant negative effect on the functions of wild type EWS-FLI1 protein by inhibiting target gene expression and tumorigenicity in vitro.

A perfect GPA may indicate a propensity for an eating disorder more accurately than it indicates creativity, passion or integrity.

A maximum centred around nucleotide 620 indicates that this region may show a propensity for an absence of structure.

Lloyd described her ex as "a man with a propensity for extremes, for being unconventional".

Leading the pack was New Orleans, which could not have been a surprise, considering a propensity for pralines and an annual event called the Sugar Bowl.

"There's definitely a propensity for the classic," said Oliver Barker, a senior international expert at Sotheby's.

Some of her characters inherit a passionate sexual nature or a propensity for irrational anger; some inherit a talent for storytelling and invention.

There is even a mysterious Cuban slugger with a propensity for long home runs.

But many of us were pleased that Mr. Shannon's turn as a mental patient with a propensity for blurting out unspeakable truths snagged a nomination.