Particularly in the first, heady years of independence, elites throughout Latin America exhibited the influence of the Enlightenment in their propensity for producing constitutions.
Raine is right to point out that two individuals raised in the same culture might differ in their propensity for violence, in part because of their genes and early environments.
Outbred rats show significant variability in their propensity to consume alcohol.
Given this general trend, there is considerable heterogeneity between regions and countries in their propensity to collaborate which we attribute to differences in size, quality and accessibility.
Considering how species differ in their propensity to move within and between MPAs is therefore a key consideration for multi-species MPA network design.
The present study considers whether individuals differ in their propensity to rely on affective, cognitive or both systems to process information.
Conclusions: ANs appear to differ from other tumors of the CPA in their propensity to cause sensory versus neural hearing loss.
By its very nature, the terrorist world is clandestine, and organisations will differ in their propensity to share information about tactical capabilities with other such organisations.
Several classes of ODN have been developed which differ in their propensity to aggregate, which in turn alters cytokine profiles and cellular subsets activated.
Yet, men and women also differ in their propensity to become addicted to other rewarding stimuli (e.g., sex, food) or activities (e.g., gambling, exercising).
However, if hospitals differ in their propensity to undertake multiple major operations under the same anesthetic, then risk adjustment using only a single code could bias hospital quality estimates.
