Sentence examples for attack propensity from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it could be postulated that a suboptimal functioning of the gain control in the light-governed entrainment system could induce dysfunctional hypothalamic homeostatic mechanisms [3], leading in turn to increased attack propensity.

From a health policy and planning perspective, anticipating the need for additional resources for a pandemic such as pH1N1 [ 6], with a relatively high attack rate and propensity for organ failure, is vital.

Bagnoli built a solid group, always with a propensity towards attack.

"If hotels understand the threat and put robust security measures in place, this current wave of terrorist propensity to attack hotels can be deflected".

Stevens Rehen, a neurobiologist at the D'Or Institute for Research and Education and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, who led one of the first efforts to understand Zika's propensity to attack human nerve-cell progenitors, wondered whether microcephaly might represent the tip of an iceberg of deficits.

And there is still fun to be had from Synge's comic invention and attack on the Irish propensity for myth-making: as the publican's daughter, Pegeen Mike, finally tells Christy, "There's a great gap between a gallows story and a dirty deed".

The two extremes of the spectrum share a propensity to attack democratic institutions.

The emerging pattern indicates a left:right side symmetry with the propensity of attack similar for the two sides of the mouth.

What De Botton is attacking is journalism's propensity for easy targets, reinforcing our impression that we are ruled by crooks and idiots, while it fails to scrutinise the institutional flaws that have caused them.

This tradition developed after Steck discovered Jack's propensity for attacking boxes of brownie mix, and he originally decorated boxes for the games himself.

"Puzzling," the Aberdeen Evening Express declared, noting that Morris's studies failed to take into account what were then generally accepted risk factors for heart attack, such as a temperamental propensity toward "nervous strain".