Sentence examples for native propensity from inspiring English sources

Original sin is a native propensity, an inordinate self-concern tainting all man's actions.

However, given that we are interested in variations of any wage/job satisfaction penalty in terms mismatch status for migrants relative to native, propensity score matching is no longer appropriate due to the problem of small sample size among the various treatment groups.

The idea might be that if having a native propensity to acquire a trait will give rise to advantage or disadvantage given ordinary upbringing and ordinary free market arrangements, the propensity counts as a natural endowment advantage On this view, luck egalitarianism goes wrong by overreaching, insisting on undoing unproblematic inequalities.

These discriminative features include protein evolutionary information, predicted protein secondary structure, native disorder, physicochemical propensities and several sequence-based structural descriptors of residues.

Both post-translational modifications are stabilizing at the N-terminus of an α-helix but are destabilizing at the interior or at the C-terminus of an α-helix, effects that enhance the native α-helix propensities of serine and threonine.

First, we demonstrated the propensity of native PACAP isoforms (PACAP27 and PACAP38) to efficiently deliver a large and non-permeable molecule, i.e. streptavidin, into cells.

We then sorted immigrants and native workers by their propensity score and dropped all workers that fell out of the common support.

We also checked for the dimerization propensity on native PAGE of 30Kc19 C57A and 30Kc19 C76A by immunoblot analysis (Fig. 5D).

We undertook a detailed analysis of the effect of increased global stability of the native fold on the propensity to polymerize.

To test for outmigration, I model the propensity of natives to change locales in response to Southern immigration.

Immigrants who arrive in the USA at an early age and have a similar experience of US life as natives have a higher propensity to intermarry.