Migration policy may in fact involuntarily contribute to destabilise, and not only expand, the domestic supply of skills by selecting people with a higher propensity to become mismatched.
A recent academic paper specifically about its effect on the Israeli ecosystem said that companies founded by 8200 alumni "have a higher propensity for autonomy, risk-taking, and innovativeness than industry peers". Some of its alumni have written spy thrillers based on their time in the unit, including a new one (in Hebrew) by Daniel Shinar, one of Israel's top tech investors and operators.
As expected, patients in more need, measured by self-rated health, have a higher propensity to seek care for both severe symptoms and minor symptoms.
We find that when university scientists are partly funded by their own university, they have a higher propensity to generate more original patents.
Polyleucine (polyL) tracts can be detected by 1C2, as well as displaying a higher propensity for aggregation and toxicity in cells compared to polyQ tracts [13].
Previous observations reported lower incidence of positive lymph node, suggesting that this subtype has a higher propensity to spread by hematogenous route (Fulford et al, 2007; Crabb et al, 2008; Foulkes et al, 2010).
As in haematopoietic development, related cell types differ by only few master regulator genes, suggesting a higher propensity of re-directing cell fate (Yuasa, 2003).
Progression of conventional urothelial carcinoma of the bladder to a tumor with unique microscopic features referred to as micropapillary carcinoma is coupled with aggressive clinical behavior signified by a high propensity for metastasis to regional lymph nodes and distant organs resulting in shorter survival.
Uterine serous carcinoma is characterised by a high propensity for early lymphovascular invasion, as well as intraperitoneal and extraabdominal spread at the time of presentation.
Uterine serous carcinoma has been associated with women of African-American ethnicity, tamoxifen use and BRCA gene mutations and is characterised by a high propensity for early lymphovascular invasion, as well as intraperitoneal and extra-abdominal spread at the time of presentation (Hendrickson et al, 1982; El-Sahwi et al, 2012).
