Sentence examples for have some propensity from inspiring English sources

We aimed to model active demyelinating MS plaques, which often have some propensity to remyelinate, rather than chronic MS plaques which do not.

Moreover, after culturing in specific differentiation conditions, MNNG/HOS cells differentiated towards osteoblasts, which indicate these cells still have some propensity of the original lineage.

Interestingly, it appeared that verapamil had some propensity to modulate P-gp expression (Fig.  5a), suggesting that it may perturb P-gp function through mechanisms other than direct inhibition of the efflux protein.

What are the chances that Dr. Perls himself, now 41, has some genetic propensity for longevity?

In Felix's argument, the connection is much more distant: the possibility of rescue lowered bank borrowing costs by some amount, and that had some effect on bankers' propensity to take on added risk.

Grant, clearly, has some advantages beyond his propensity to help: more than one of his colleagues told me, for example, that when they cannot find the citation for a particular paper, they simply e-mail Grant directly, who is more reliable than Google and almost as fast (his childhood friends called him Mr. Facts).

The question arises.Why do some cells have this propensity to self-propagate and become cancerous?

Some chemokines have the propensity to form higher-order multimers.

Some malignancies have a propensity to hemorrhage in the brain.

However, numerous studies of detergent-resistant membrane fractions and of reconstituted model membranes of comparable lipid compositions (4, 5) indicate that some lipids have the propensity to associate with each other and to promote lateral segregation (6).

In summary, our findings as well as those reported previously [ 17- 20] suggest that some serotypes have a propensity to invade one clinical site rather than another and may therefore be disproportionately responsible for certain disease manifestations.