Sentence examples for certain propensity from inspiring English sources

In addition, however, the analyses suggest that the actual role of certain propensity factors may have been obscured in prior studies.

We will move from a society that is traditionally open and welcoming, with a certain propensity for the good life, to the closed horizons of a country that resembles a corporate, statist and repressive autarchy.

As regatta director for the next Cup, in San Francisco in 2013, he has teams to recruit, budgets to trim and new and old publics to convince as the competition shifts from graceful, traditional mono hulls to high-performance, adrenaline-guaranteed catamarans with wing sails and a certain propensity to flip.

He made the idea central to his discussion of social cooperation, arguing that the division of labour did not arise from human wisdom but was the "necessary, though very slow and gradual, consequence of a certain propensity in human nature which has in view no such extensive utility: the propensity to truck, barter, and exchange one thing for another".

As we will see, some of them fail to satisfy countable additivity; for others (certain propensity interpretations) the status of at least some of the axioms is unclear.

It has recently been reported that interacting protein pairs have a certain propensity to be regulated by the same miRNA [ 34].

Culture is a mighty force, he says, but it is the genetic bases for our behavior that "prompt the mind" of peoples toward certain propensities.

The early prediction methods have assumed that there should be a good and simple correlation between certain propensities and linear epitope residues, and attempted to predict linear epitopes through one or two propensities.

"This is a new respiratory illness, undefined, and it has, under certain circumstances, a propensity to spread rapidly, and it had an immediate international component in terms of spread.

But slowly, slowly, videos and then DVDs came out, and … yes, in hindsight, it's a great film, but I just remember it as truly tremendous fun, with a UK crew of a certain age and propensity to laughter".

Accordingly, he identifies reason as the locus of certain principles and propensities, and certain "illusions," which cooperate with misapplications of concepts and principles to create the errors already exposed in the Transcendental Analytic.