Sentence examples similar to declining propensity for from inspiring English sources

The assessment, which was released by the International Scientific Committee for Tuna and Tuna-Like Species in the North Pacific Ocean (ISC), pins some of the blame for the precipitous decline on fishermen's propensity for taking juvenile tuna out of the water before they've had a chance to reproduce.

When chain length exceeded the optimum eight residues, as with (KW 5, antibacterial activity declined, and there was a greater propensity for aggregation in aqueous buffer due to the increased hydrophobicity.

The mitochondrial energetic output therefore declines and ROS production increases, as does the propensity for apoptosis, leading to progressive cell loss and tissue function decline.

It is unknown whether centers vary in their propensities to decline organs for the highest priority patients, and how these decisions directly impact patient outcomes.

In addition to an increased propensity for insulin resistance, South Asians may also experience early declines in β-cell function, compared with other ethnic groups.

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.

"He has a great propensity for friendship.

Strummer had his own propensity for depression.

His propensity for proving doubters wrong is already obvious.

Mr. Duquette's propensity for embellishment is reflected in numerous lots.

(They share a propensity for tearing up during speeches).