Facebook can, it tells those seeking election, separate out the users "who are actively engaged with public political content and have a high propensity to re-share content".
Disordered regions of proteins, which include loops, have a high propensity for involvement in protein-protein interactions31, a recent example being the fibronectin protein FNE in Streptococcus equi32.
In particular, the evidence suggests that new knowledge and technological-based firms have a high propensity to locate close to universities, presumably in order to access knowledge spillovers.
Standard sumps can also remove sand and silt particles from stormwater, but have a high propensity for washout of the collected sediment.
Higher wages would both boost aggregate demand there, as workers have a high propensity to consume; and will also improve income distribution, seen as an increasingly important policy aim.
Our results suggest that an antiparallel association of the β-strands is more probable than a parallel one and that the central residues (T106-L111) in a β-strand have a high propensity to form inter-peptide hydrogen bonds.
According to his report, "given the budget forecast of a relatively unchanged jobs market and the potential contractionary impact of measures that reduce disposable incomes of low-income families (who tend to have a high propensity to consume) it is unlikely that the second‐round impacts would improve the budget impacts for low-income families".
As Barringer and Ireland (2011) stressed, new ventures have a high propensity to fail.
Buffets have a high propensity for food waste, especially in hot climates.
3. Tests being marketed directly to consumers can have a high propensity for false positives, implying a person has something when in reality they do not.
To achieve our goal of explaining illegal migration motivations, we identified five major neighborhoods in Dakar in which people may have a high propensity to migrate.
