Sentence examples for new propensity from inspiring English sources

But this cannot account for the new propensity of judges and magistrates to send them to jail for the simple reason that the number of women offenders peaked in 1992, before the sharp rise in women prisoners.

Because the new states required huge amounts of manual work to irrigate the cereal crops, they also required forms of forced labor, including slavery; because the easiest way to find slaves was to capture them, the states had a new propensity for waging war.

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Connecting them would make it considerably easier to move between southern and northern New England and further energize passenger rail as demographics (including a huge increase in the number of old people and a new propensity of younger people not to drive) makes public transportation ever more important.

Within this subgroup, we derived a new propensity score predictive of the use of albumin with the same defining variables that we used for the entire cohort.

He found it hard to retrain for different work because of reduced concentration and a new propensity for his mood to 'snap', which he suggested was linked to frustration about sudden physical disability.

For instance, van Klinken and Edwards (2002) reviewed 352 intentionally released exotic biocontrol agents of weeds and concluded that none had evolved a novel propensity to use new hosts.

Specifically, we examine matching and introduce and explore a new tool: propensity score matching.

Based on proximate analysis, calorific value of the fuels and the shrinkage data of the ash, a new slagging propensity index was proposed.

The spirit is no less raucous, but there's a new-found propensity for the anthemic and melodic that balances out the grunginess.

However, as the climate warmed, around 11,000 years ago, climatic stresses and environmental instability in a number of different regions of the world began to stimulate humans to start cultivating plants and domesticating animals again, showing the typical modern human propensity to develop new technologies in response to environmental challenge.