Of course, this propensity to divide up the human race is seldom a laughing matter, as the scholarly team who write as Ewen and Ewen point out in their new book, "Typecasting".
That change in how advertisers and agencies approach media choices is being driven of course by the increasing propensity of consumers to consume media digitally as well as through — or in place of — traditional means.
Police not releasing video happens with such frequency that it's par for the putt-putt course; law enforcement's propensity to protect their own, rather than the public they have sworn to protect is disheartening at best, an institutionalized public danger at worst.
RNA-RNA binding occurs by formation of stacked intermolecular base pairs, which of course compete with the propensity of both interacting partners to form intramolecular base pairs.
In sensitivity analyses, courses with use of clarithromycin and roxithromycin were matched (1 2) on the propensity score to courses with use of penicillin V.
Of course, given Madge's recent propensity towards wearing the head apparel of Latin American dictators, Hey You could simply be her new way of addressing the cockroaches around her.
(I think I've read it three times, it's like linkbait that never fails!) The articles's photographic content, of course, speaks to Flipboard readers' propensity for browsing highly visual photo essays.
That, of course, translates to an increased propensity for robbing chicken shops and throwing cats in rivers, leading to the eventual moral decline of an entire generation.
To test whether A. gambiae blood feeding behavior is under circadian control we performed a time-course analysis of blood feeding propensity during a normal LD 12 12 light/dark cycle (12 h light, 12 h dark) and during a DD (dark-dark; continuous 48 hours) cycle to see whether the blood feeding propensity pattern would persist in absence of light.
Then, of course, there's also my natural propensity to always play by the rules.
