Sentence examples for initial propensities from inspiring English sources

Which convention emerges depends solely upon chance facts about players' initial propensities to adopt various strategies (i.e., the basin of attraction from which the system happens to begin).

A player begins with initial propensities on a class of evidence-based behavioral rules and, given experience over time, adjusts her propensities in proportion to the past performance of the rules.

Short-term fretting corrosion tests are used to measure the initiation of fretting (initial propensity or resistance), while long term testing is used to evaluate how material, design characteristics and loading characteristics (such as load magnitudes, frequency, load pattern, etc).

We think that the initial propensity for falls increases with higher disability only up to a certain point.

Consistent with the findings in the propensity-score analysis in the initial cohort, propensity-matched patients in the lowest tertile of age had greater odds of 30-day mortality with transfusion (OR, 1.65; P = 0.01; CI, 1.10 to 2.47).

In the initial design, propensity was calculated using the average length of bibliography at the source level with two options: a journal-level average or a field-level average.

Initial assessment of propensities of these novel fluids for fracturing applications requires field scale simulations.

This suggests the initial imbalances in propensity score covariates, although generally small, had the overall effect of biasing associations towards observing higher risks for lithium treatment.

We constructed a population of 100,000 cases that differed by level of initial stress and propensity to mount an inflammatory response.

The fitness function of IGA is concerned with both the area under the ROC curve (AUC) [ 24] and the Pearson's correlation coefficient (i.e., the R value) between the initial and optimized propensity scores of 20 amino acids.

These results suggest that we can be reasonably confident in our initial analyses and the propensity to delay or forego care in this population of beneficiaries.