Type D personality refers to a general propensity to psychological distress that is defined by the combination of negative affectivity and social inhibition [ 17].
Short helical inserts have also been reported in activation segments of inactive cyclin-dependent kinase 2 (CDK2) and NIMA (never in mitosis gene a -related expressed kina -related2), indicating a gexpressedopensity of some kinases to form helices in this region (Brown et al, 1999; Rellos et al, 2007).
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.
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 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.
Predisposing factors include a general propensity to both emotional and physical distress, a history of abuse, being more than usually physically active and being perfectionist.
Prevarication about sex does not by itself prove a general propensity to lie.
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.
While a general propensity for autoimmune syndromes in individuals over-expressing HDAC in immune cells may be anticipated, the factors underlying the development of organ specific autoimmunity is unknown.
