Sentence examples for be the propensity of from inspiring English sources
Sociality is generally understood to be the propensity of individuals to live in groups.
One possibility to explain the different behavior of 8beta-VE2 might be the propensity of the various ERbeta agonists to promote ERbeta homo- or heterodimerization.
For the last two decades, the cause of anticipation has been understood to be the propensity of long arrays of trinucleotide repeats (causative of the diseases) to expand during germ line transmission.
One potential reason for this may be the propensity of OBOC library screens to yield large numbers of false positives, which represents one of the major disadvantages of this technology.
Republicans said it was the propensity of the Democratic Congresses to spend money.
The second is the propensity of police community support officers to throw their weight around.
Another factor that could spur late sales this year, he added, was the propensity of consumers to shop online on Mondays and Tuesdays.
In the bicentennial essay for Newsweek, Mr. Levi said: "The one thing that we ought to worry about is the propensity of this country to overreact, and to engage in cycles of bitterness.
It proved its worth by predicting several self-organising effects among crowds that are visible in real life.One is the propensity of dense crowds spontaneously to break into lanes that allow people to move more efficiently in opposing directions.
Of particular interest is the propensity of localized water to be favorably displaced by a ligand.
The Blaze bike light seeks to overcome one of the biggest issues that cyclists face — that is, the propensity of motorists to turn without seeing them.
