Considering the propensity to normalize vessel contraction data to this index, our findings have obvious implications, suggesting that in this animal model, myography data are most reliably normalized to vessel tension rather than K+-induced contraction.
Re-tuning one's strings between pieces would leave an instrument vulnerable to intonation problems, especially considering the propensity of gut strings to alter at the slightest change of climate.
Thus, encouraging C. saccharolyticus to form biofilms on its own may provide a better alternative to its co-culture with C. owensensis, considering the propensity of the latter to produce lactate and ethanol.
Finally, we are not aware of any study which examines the risk of long-term sickness and disability considering the propensity to drop out of high school based on known risk factors and actual high school graduation status.
"I do think that there's a propensity of this administration to apologize, as opposed to considering this as an act of war," said Perkins.
But this is hardly exclusionary, considering the propensities of most who do in fact read book reviews.
Numerous experimental and modeling efforts to describe the cyclic behavior of β-NiAl-based coatings have recognized and considered the propensity of Ni-rich β compositions to exhibit a reversible martensitic transformation upon cooling.
However, our analyses did not consider the propensity score nor instrumental variable adjustments due to the limited baseline data available from the electronic medical record database and lack of a credible instrumental variable that can be identified in the literature.
Leading the pack was New Orleans, which could not have been a surprise, considering a propensity for pralines and an annual event called the Sugar Bowl.
And unlike REITs, Murchie says, MLPs are still cheap for the amount of cash they pump out, particularly considering their propensity to increase those payouts over time.
North Texas also seems an appropriate fit for the expanding In-N-Out presence, considering its propensity of churches and Christian residents.
