Sentence examples for in their proclivity from inspiring English sources

The second came after the presidential election, when some exit polls suggested that Asian-Americans were second only to blacks in their proclivity for Barack Obama.

The policy might just reflect racial and ethnic prejudice and animus on the part of those who control police practices, but might instead reflect statistical discrimination, if individuals vary by apparent race or ethnicity in their proclivity to criminal activity.

The observed differences in risk for person-to-person transmission between outbreaks suggest that NiV strains may differ in their proclivity for person-to-person transmission.

Similarly, while all seven chimpanzees in our study performed probing behaviors, we found great inter-individual differences in their proclivity to do so, and only six of the seven were recorded to modify their tools.

With a highly enabling method for the formation of C3 C3′ bonds in hand, dimeric diketopiperazines -WIN 64821 (31) and -ditryptophenaline (33) provided optimal platforms for exploring the synthesis of diketopiperazines, evaluating their stereoselectivities in halocyclization, managing their proclivity for epimerization, and verifying their compatibility with the dimerization conditions (Scheme 4).

We conclude that the greater susceptibility of migraineurs to experience symptoms relating to apperception may be due to decreased pain and visual discomfort thresholds in these patients and their proclivity to allodynia [24, 28] or to induction of 'pseudoexacerbation' via cortical spreading depression.

One thing I was surprised about was how many men/crossdressers/trans used women's profiles but didn't proclaim their proclivity or orientation difference in the profile.

Black-backed woodpeckers may not be a classic forest species due to their proclivity for burned forests in which most of the standing trees are dead, but it has been well documented that these birds prefer dense stands of dead trees (Saab et al. 2009).

The complex mutational signatures of lung cancer cells in smokers reflect the cocktail of carcinogens in tobacco smoke and their proclivities for particular bases [17].

* A portfolio of famous penny pinchers and their proclivities, a chapter in which Ms. Klaffke shows that Bill Talen isn't alone in invoking a higher power as a shopping aid.

He's a narcissist and alcoholic with a penchant for other women -- but the extent to which his wife may or may not have chosen to overlook his proclivities in their preceding years together is questionable.