Sentence examples for is a general propensity from inspiring English sources
The intellect was described as a general (innate) propensity made up of a series of more specific (equally innate) propensities, the number of which was a function of the number of different things the intellect is able to know: "The intellective power is a general propensity with respect to all intelligibles, that is, with respect to the actual conforming to all intelligibles.
Also, we hypothesized that NA is positively associated with anxiety, depression and hostility affect (anger) since Denollet [ 34] has proposed that Type D personality is a general propensity to psychological distress.
In fish genomes, there is a general propensity to encode a higher number of proteins that, by virtue of conserved active amino acid motifs and retention of chitin-binding domains, are predicted to encode active chitinases.
The state's highest court also said this difficulty need not be a sexual compulsion but could be a general propensity for violence resulting from a mental disorder.
6 7 8 The propensity score or "propensity score matching" is a general method used to adjust for selection effects in observational studies, whether or not randomisation was involved at any stage in the study.
However, more research is needed to determine whether this higher propensity for cannibalism is a general feature of the invasion process.
However, we are still at an early stage in understanding the underlying mechanisms and several different research perspectives are needed to determine whether the higher propensity for cannibalism is a general feature of the invasion process.
There is a general consensus among researchers and policymakers that matched savings programs can significantly increase the propensity to save among low-income households.
Thus, the Eurasian jays' preference for the out- of- view location cannot be explained by a general propensity to not see conspecifics before caching.
Secondly, it is possible that factors associated with a general propensity to report high numbers of symptoms differ from those associated with reporting any one individual symptom.
