Sentence examples for global propensity from inspiring English sources
The same observation is still true whereas we consider the global propensity to communicate expressed by (mathcal {D}_{textit {cs}}).
For example, for a constant global propensity to imitate conspecifics (εF+εS), groups of the same size incur the same overall risk.
Given the global propensity of young mtDNA clades showing a significant excess of non-synonymous mutations, application of the raw molecular clock [49] in intra-species data sets is problematic [46].
On the other hand, we show that collective vigilance is subjected to a great diversity of patterns depending on the magnitude of differences between intrinsic bouts durations and on the strength of the global propensity to imitate conspecifics.
These results also highlight that for a constant global propensity to imitate conspecifics (εF+εS), variations in the respective weight of social influence in the decision to start either foraging or scanning (εF and εS respectively) lead to opposite strategies as group size increases although groups of the same size incur the same overall risk (see Fig. 4).
Ideally, we would like to use a variable that measures the global propensity of private equity-backed firms to go public.
Our study revealed that the increase in binding affinity goes in parallel with stabilization of specific local and global conformational propensities, absent from the shorter epitope.
Networks of neurons produce diverse patterns of oscillations, arising from the network's global properties, the propensity of individual neurons to oscillate, or a mixture of the two.
From the different outputs provided by the program, in the present work we have selected the following parameters: the number of hot spots in a sequence (NnHS), the total area of these aggregation-prone regions (THSAr) and the global protein aggregation propensity (Na4vSS).
Yesterday I wrote about the Pentagon's dubious role in funding social science research that could be applied to active military operations in the context of the increasing propensity for global systemic crises to challenge US interests.
Cheney's whole career shows he was always an advocate of American global interventionism, with a propensity to exaggerate both the threats America faces and its need for military rather than political means to deal with them.
