Sentence examples for history propensity from inspiring English sources

None of them are specific enough, but their association, together with a suggestive clinical history (propensity for fractures, family history of presenile loss of hearing, etc).

This paper reviews the rationale and history of propensity score matching (PSM).

Since July, the administration has been more closely tracking "a few hundred" New Yorkers with mental illness who have a history or propensity for violence, Richard Buery, a deputy mayor, said.

Given Nigeria's tumultuous political history, the propensity of its military to seize power, and the nature of current political change in North and West Africa, many Nigerians must be wishing their own democratic political foundation was a bit more entrenched.

Some artificial intelligence systems could predict future criminality based on an individual's history and their propensity to do harm.

All of human history demonstrated the propensity of the executive to inflate danger or otherwise concoct justifications for war to aggrandize power or to settle personal vendettas.

Yet, to date he continues to think of race in jejune terms that ignore Boston's complicated history, its tribal propensities, its unconscious racial aggressions.

Their behavioral history might suggest a propensity for violence, according to the study.

Throughout its history, TWA had a propensity for creating its own adversity, as if perpetually and deliberately flying into a stiff headwind of its own making.

The Washington Post has put up a fun "Fact Checker" page which graphically shows the history of Donald Trump's propensity to lie.

Thus we were unable to obtain proof for any association of a bottleneck in evolutionary history with protein aggregation propensity.