In fairness, Drogba's propensity for the dramatic may have influenced the non-call.
This characteristic was so dramatic that when the rolling propensities of ships were compared, it was usual to say "as bad a roller as the Prince Consort", the Lord Clydes being beyond compare.
In addition, variations in the flanking sequences can have a dramatic impact on the conformation and aggregation propensity of the polyQ tract and thus may in part explain threshold differences between the CAG expansion disorders.
Propensity-score matched analysis revealed a dramatic rise in hospital mortality (mean excess 17.7% [SE 1.3%]), LOS prolongation (mean excess days 16.5 [SE 2.2]) and costs (mean excess costs $64,526 [SE $7,805]) associated with a diagnosis mucormycosis.
Courage believes la rentrée will be hot for Hollande but not necessarily incendiary, even given the propensity among politicians and public for the dramatic: "The French are anxious, anguished, pessimistic... but not necessarily ready for revolution".
Although it is clear that genetic factors contribute to the propensity towards obesity and associated conditions, the dramatic increase in prevalence in the last decades underlines the role of environmental determinants.
Even if still limited to relatively few countries and a trend spanning a relatively short period of time (10 20 years), the observed changing propensity of people to drive can mark a dramatic change in the way we as a society prefer to move.
"I was thinking about my propensity to pity myself when these things happen; however dramatic or sad they are," she said.
While it's something that might be developed a bit, deeply-seeded propensities such as comfort with risk-taking can have dramatic sway.
This dramatic difference in extension kinetics is proposed to be due to the relative propensities of M1dG and γ-hydroxy-PdG to ring-open in the active site of a polymerase.
