Sentence examples for be a propensity for from inspiring English sources

The variability in water compositions may impact on water management technologies such as reverse osmosis as there may be a propensity for membrane fouling by alkaline earth ions or silica.

A key mechanism of speciation among diatoms could be a propensity for additional stable genome duplications.

Of the two surgical procedures, there seems to be a propensity for doing a tracheotomy rather than a cricothyroidotomy.

Ambition like that can cause an artist to make plenty of mistakes — part of the curse of genius, it seems, is a propensity for educating oneself in public.

The chief one, it seems to me, is a propensity for magical thinking, the flipside of the dreamy delights of la dolce vita.

Her weakness is a propensity for occasional vocal mannerisms that can interfere with the directness of her expression and even the accuracy of her pitch.

There is a propensity for small negative studies not to reach full publication, and this might lead to an exaggerated estimate of effect [19].

In HPT-JT, parathyroid adenomas develop in a younger population with a mean age of diagnosis at 33 years, and there is a propensity for them to reoccur following removal as well as developing new adenomas [2].

However, as marine turbine technology develops toward economic viability there is a propensity for undesirable interactions with local shipping, higher turbulence levels and velocity shear through the water column to occur.

In regions where the grape is exposed to excess warmth and over-ripening, there is a propensity for the wine to develop flavours of cooked or stewed blackcurrants.

However, although Dmax was always <0, there was a propensity for Dmax to increase with intraspecific richness.