Sentence examples for a significant propensity from inspiring English sources

We found that for biomass, transgressive overyielding (Dmax) was always <0, but there was a significant propensity for Dmax to increase with intraspecific richness (Figure 5, L-ratio = 10.1, P = 0.007; Tables 1 and S6) and, marginally, to decrease with substrate C∶N ratio (L-ratio = 5.2, P = 0.075; Tables 1 and S7).

None of the genomes of entomopoxviruses, baculoviruses, iridoviruses, mimivirus, nimavirus or phycodnaviruses exhibited a significant propensity for cA genes to be clustered along the genome.

Given its aggressive initial presentation with a significant propensity for lymph node metastasis, many consider the disease to be potentially more worrisome than IDC.

This work demonstrates that the SNARE motif of synaptobrevin has a significant propensity to form a helix and exchange with the membrane interface prior to SNARE assembly.

FMAs are typically aggressive with a significant propensity to metastasize and usually exhibit morphological features similar to human breast cancer; as such, they have been proposed as a model for human breast cancers [ 15, 16].

On the other hand, adult GCTs are low-grade indolent malignant neoplasms that display a significant propensity for recurrence and metastasis, and they may cause menorrhagia or inter-menstrual bleeding.

In ER+, PI3K mutant breast cancer cells, this negative edge dampens (but does not block) ER signaling, and all four other pathways are active; yielding the collective effect of a significant proliferation propensity and lack of apoptosis propensity.

The overall effect is a significant apoptosis propensity and a low (but non-zero) proliferation propensity.

It is known to occur more frequently as the amount of fibrous tissue increases in the aging heart; there is also a significant familial propensity to the condition.

Regarding our hypothesis of either a significant imitation propensity, or the prevalence of large common externalities among companies (k > 0) [19, 21], we find a significant marginal effect of k = 0.38.

Because none of the covariate differences between "exposure group" and "control group" are statistically significant, propensity score matching is an appropriate method to adopt and we do not have to adjust for the covariate effect in the second step of comparing testing rates.