So one of the things we've discussed and debated is whether there should be some kind of rating system for propensity to get sick from a particular type of content.
With the evidenced progress in ameliorating the water challenges because of World Bank intervention increasing the amount of such kind of interventions, therefore, have the propensity to accelerate the progress towards achieving the recent adoption of Sustainable Development Goals by the United Nations.
Though she was a convent school girl, Mirren suggests that she has always had "a bit of propensity to the grand and operatic kind of emotion.
Meanwhile, my hip-hop listening has zeroed in on a small number of artists: "You haven't shown a propensity for that kind of music throughout Spotify," as Kalia puts it.
Fair enough, but is Babeau's "What's it going to take?" rhetoric meant to suggest that undocumented immigrants have a higher-than-average propensity for this kind of thing?
Amini's script propensity imposes "a kind of sideways moral code," where even those who comply with it are almost never rewarded for their efforts, as seen when The Driver helps Standard with Irene and her son's best interests in mind.
For instance, the sequence composition of heterochromatin can be associated with the different success of recombination processes and with a propensity to some kind of chromosome rearrangements.
The best currently available tool for addressing this kind of issue in nonexperimental research is propensity score matching (Shadish, Cook, & Campbell, 2002), This is a two-stage analysis.
Mr. Reid and Ms. Angle — two candidates who have proved to have an unusual propensity to make the kind of misstatement that haunts them for days — did not appear to make any kind of egregious mistake on Thursday that could, by itself, turn the course of this campaign.
Figure 2. Distribution of propensity scores.
