Sentence examples for larger propensity from inspiring English sources

He said efforts like the "never say never" campaign were meant to "create shared interest" among football fans, who "have a larger propensity to buy trucks" than other consumers, by "showing we value what they value".

This reveals a larger propensity to migrate from regions with high than from regions with low unemployment rates.

Males have a larger propensity to return into a habitat patch in the butterfly Speyeria idalia[ 53].

The fact that the Malagasy population showed a larger propensity to gregarise than the French population in spite of the potential confounding effect of rearing measured individuals in isolation strengthens our conclusions.

This is done in the ODM by pre-ordering the reactions so that those with larger propensity functions have smaller index values in the search list so that reactions occurring more frequently are higher up (hence applied first), thus reducing the search depth of the linear search.

Of note, two of the propensity scores used (for both outcomes) included an important pair in which one propensity score was nested within a slightly larger propensity score identical to the original propensity score except for the addition of a single covariate (glaucoma diagnosis).

Since the old, who have shorter time horizons, have larger propensities to consume than do the young, this transfer has fueled a huge increase in personal consumption, reducing our national saving rate (saving as a share of national income) from 10 to 15% in the 1950s and 60s to a negative 1.5% last year.

To ensure common support in each estimation sample, we delete all treated individuals whose propensity score is smaller than the smallest or larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of non-treated individuals.

On support are those individuals, whose propensity score is not smaller than the smallest and not larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of non-treated individuals.

On support are those immigrants, whose propensity score is not smaller than the smallest and not larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of treated native Germans.

Studies have been shown that carbon nanotube have a large propensity to interact with biomembranes; therefore, the toxicity of these nanomaterials and understanding the way CNTs interact with cell become more important.