Sentence examples for general propensity from inspiring English sources

Prevarication about sex does not by itself prove a general propensity to lie.

The state's highest court also said this difficulty need not be a sexual compulsion but could be a general propensity for violence resulting from a mental disorder.

That assumption is now widely shared, despite the general propensity to describe Kim Jong Il as seeking — rather than already having — a nuclear arsenal.

By itself, the fact that a person has lied about sex tells you nothing about that person's general propensity to lie.

"D.D.!" I exclaimed back (not his real initials, but close enough), already quite certain it was indeed him; recognizing him even despite my general propensity for recognizing those from my distant past whom I'd never met before.

* * * The phemomenon known as identity protective cognition, or motivated reasoning, can help explain our general propensity to dismiss data that might threaten our fundamental sense of who we are or what we believe.

( {theta}_j^i ) is the supplier j's altruistic parameter to the demander i, and φ j is the supplier j's general altruistic propensity.

In general, the propensity of genomic regions to instability is deleterious characteristic, but, theoretically, hypervariability arising from SNPs and tandem repeated sequences could be beneficial by allowing rapid adaptation [120], [138], [139].

In general, both propensity score method and MCMC method are recommended for the imputation of continuous variable [ 21].

We observed that in general, the propensity to seek medical attention for ILI increased during the peak of epidemic and decreased during holiday periods.

Perhaps the elevated T-SCEs observed in ALT cells is symptomatic of a general heightened propensity towards recombination, but is not the cause of telomere lengthening.