Sentence examples for having a strong propensity from inspiring English sources
Plant miRNAs have been reported as having a strong propensity towards regulating responses to abiotic stress, including dehydration, freezing, salinity, alkalinity, and other stresses by transcriptional factors or proteins [ 7].
They have a strong propensity to save their money for future needs and to invest in the education of their siblings and children.
He said some of arrests demonstrated that Mr. Dorismond had "a strong propensity for violence" that was relevant to the question of what had happened on Eighth Avenue between Mr. Dorismond and the police officers.
"The brain has a strong propensity to organize information and perception in patterns, and music plays into that inclination," said Michael Thaut, a professor of music and neuroscience at Colorado State University.
On "Good Morning America," Schwartz told host George Stephanopoulos that "The Art of the Deal" very likely contained "falsehoods" owing to the fact that Trump, in his opinion, has a strong propensity to exaggerate and lie.
Stet Diana Athill (Granta, £7.99) There aren't many occasions when you wish you were much, much older, but I felt a pang when I read this confession of Athill's: "Although for all my life I have been much nearer poor than rich, I have inherited a symptom of richness: I have a strong propensity for idleness.
We have found that link formation has a strong propensity to topical and structural selection effects, reciprocity, and proximity-driven attachment.
Chiefly, the secondary structure formed by CUGs has a strong propensity to capture and retain proteins, like those of the muscleblind-like (MBNL) family.
