In a 77-page 32-count indictment filed on July 13 , 2008at federal court in Los Angeles, the Abergil family is considered one of the most powerful crime families in Israel, deriving that power, in part, "because of its propensity for violence in Israel and around the world".
John Taylor: He argues with that … NR: That's because he has more of a propensity for beige than he used to have.
In particular, if people vaccinated with influenza vaccine consulted differently than the rest of the population for an influenza episode, because of comorbidities or because of a different propensity to seek care for example, this could be a confusion factor when estimating VE.
Because of a greater propensity toward extranodal disease and unpredictable spread in paediatric NHL compared with adult NHL, the Ann Arbor system is not used.
Another potential explanation is that 'stage for stage' lung cancer is more symptomatic in older patients, for example, either because of a higher propensity to present with concomitant chest infection (prompting earlier investigation and leading to earlier diagnosis) or earlier presentation of dyspnoea because of physiologically declining lung capacity in older age.
In patients with very early arthritis, when compared with those with sometimes substantially longer duration of disease as evaluated in most other validation studies, the risk of failing the classification criteria might be higher because of a higher propensity for spontaneous remission; 23 indeed, the spontaneous remission rate in the SAVE trial was in the order of 18%.
Rough surfaces may cause discoloration of denture base material and may also contribute to biofilm formation because bacteria and fungus have more of a propensity to adhere to rough surfaces [ 33, 34].
Because of this propensity, a lake cools air passing over it in summer and warms air passing over it in winter.
To many South Africans, cremation is taboo, not least because of ancestor-worship and a propensity to commune with the dead.
