The phrase "an enhanced propensity for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increased likelihood or tendency towards a particular behavior or characteristic.
Example: "The study revealed an enhanced propensity for risk-taking among individuals who had experienced significant stress."
Alternatives: "a greater tendency for" or "an increased likelihood of".
Furthermore, transendothelial migration experiments demonstrated an enhanced propensity for circulating TCRζdim T cells to migrate when compared to their TCRζbright counterparts, implying that migration is associated with, and perhaps even facilitated by, loss of TCRζ expression in peripheral lymphoid organs.
It thus seems as if the PE and PPE genes present within region 5 have an enhanced propensity for duplication, their mobility driving the expansion of these genes into the highly polymorphic PGRS and MPTR subfamilies, respectively.
Finally, we employed a chemical genetic approach analogous to previous yeast genetic experiments, in which a mutated Pol ɛ with an enhanced propensity for ribonucleotide incorporation was used (Nick McElhinny et al., 2010b).
These cells retained the capacity to form mammospheres (demonstrating self-renewal) and had an enhanced propensity for forming tumours in SCID/Beige mice compared with pretreatment samples, increasing from 4 of 14 (29%) to 7 of 14 (50%) patient samples transferred.
We hypothesise that the decreased survival of NSCLC patients with high-level expression of Rad51 is related to an enhanced propensity of tumour cells for survival, antiapoptosis and chemo-/radioresistance.
The oligomer ensemble seems to have an enhanced propensity (compared with the monomers) for β-sheet nucleation, translating into greatly accelerated formation of the β-sheet-rich fibrils.
The uniquely high frequency of mutants among invasive disease and carriage cc23 isolates suggest that these have an enhanced propensity to the mutant state for reasons as yet unknown.
By contrast, there was evidence of opposing influences of the AIC and PLC on the reinstatement of cocaine seeking after abstinence; rats with AIC lesions showed an enhanced propensity to relapse, whereas those with PLC lesions showed a reduced propensity to relapse.
Morphine, in comparison with other opioids, has a high activity-endocytosis ratio, and has an enhanced propensity to prolonging signals with prolonged drug exposure.
This conformation enables binding of mannose-binding lectin, resulting in an enhanced propensity to fix complement, and animal studies suggest that G0 IgG may be especially arthritogenic [ 9- 11].
Indeed, all three mutants showed an enhanced propensity to form intracellular aggregates in the absence of proteasome inhibition, with C289G>R275W>R256C (Fig. 7A).
