The phrase "in propensity to" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction of the phrase "in propensity for" or "with a propensity to."
Example: "He has a propensity for taking risks that others would avoid."
Alternatives: "with a tendency to" or "inclined to."
Those cases found that juveniles differ from adults, in mental development and in propensity to change patterns of behaviour.
"Low unemployment, a protracted war on terror, a decline in propensity to serve and a growing disinclination of influencers to recommend military service make the current environment a challenging one for recruiters".
The U.S. was slightly above average on neuroticism and well above average in propensity to tip.
According to the labour market theory of immigration, a higher per capita income at sending country leads to a decrease in propensity to emigrate while a higher per capita income of destination country increases the propensity to immigrate (Ullah 2012; Ramos and Suriñach 2013).
Species differences in propensity to mate heterospecifically resulting in unidirectional hybridisation appear to be relatively common [12], [31], but completely asymmetrical reproductive barriers as found in this study (G. campestris never mated with G. bimaculatus but see [32]) appear to be rare (see [57] for an exception).
Selection for improvement in DAE, CrEAR, AF, CAE, FHNE and FHR would therefore not only result in less efficient selection against the predictive traits (NA, SUB and CrAE) but a reduction in propensity to display a biologically normal pathological response to laxity as well.
The issues now are managerial and regulatory – how to save markets from their own built-in propensity to blow up.
This article employs data from the 2013 China Social Survey to analyse class differences in propensities to consume in contemporary China.
Evidence for cuticular hydrocarbons mediating the evolution of reproductive isolation has thus far centered mainly on associations between variation in hydrocarbon profiles and variation in propensities to mate [ 47].
Indeed, the population that yearly vaccinates against seasonal influenza might be distinct from the rest of the population, in particular in its propensity to consult.
Compared to the federal constitution, they tend to be much longer and filled with detail that doesn't differ much from ordinary legislation both in substance and in its propensity to become outdated.
