Roddick, who turned professional in 2000, admitted after retiring from his second-round match at the Australian Open that his increased proclivity for injury recently has made him think about his career in the context of his age.
According to the concept of "problem behavior syndrome," some people have an increased proclivity for risk-taking (Jessor et al., 1991; Moraleda-Barreno, 2018).
Effects of khat on the chewer include increased levels of energy, increased self-esteem, euphoria, increased libido, excitement, and increased proclivity for social interaction [ 3- 5].
Thus, Mcl-1 deficiency in ovulated MII oocytes leads to an activation of the apoptotic cascade, and an increased proclivity for these compromised oocytes to fragment.
Although it is unclear whether such anatomical lesions exist in rats and what, if any, translational clinical significance they have, these findings point to an increased proclivity to the development of arrhythmias with O3 exposure.
This increased proclivity for inter-disciplinary health research has extended out of a national and international push for research to encompass a breadth of views and understanding on a given subject [ 1, 4, 5].
Social and environmental determinants, which include socio-economic status (for example, unemployment, poverty, degree of urbanisation and migration) may increase proclivity to risky behaviour (such as unprotected sex or drug use) and heighten the possibility of infection.
They show that even mild forms of physical discipline are harmful to children, hindering their cognitive capacity and increasing the proclivity for future violent acts.
Finally, from a clinical microbiology standpoint, the evaluation of delta-hemolysin production may be of potential utility to detect staphylococci which display an increase proclivity to develop heterogeneous resistance.
Functional assays indicated that the underlying reason for the increased metastatic proclivity of EO771.LMB compared with EO771 was the acquisition of enhanced matrix-dependent invasive ability.
