These low numbers suggested Nocardia strains to have a poor propensity at acquiring exogenous DNA which are often acting as IS shuttles.
When ethylene is decomposed at 773 973 K, stable graphitic carbon deposits with poor propensity for hydrogenation are obtained.
On the other hand, one of the significant drawbacks to the use of KLH as a TAAs carrier in antitumour vaccines is their poor solubility and propensity to aggregate and precipitate (Gathuru et al, 2005).
However, a subset of patients aged 80 or older with at least one non-skeletal risk factor for hip fracture (poor gait or propensity to fall) was also examined and no significant difference was found in fracture rate between risedronate and placebo (McClung et al 2001).
Credit checks are still used by many employers as an input to the hiring process despite a lack of evidence linking poor credit with a propensity to perform poorly in the workplace (several states have actually passed laws limiting the use of credit checks in employment evaluations).
Pancreatic cancer is a deadly disease with a poor prognosis and a propensity to rapidly metastasise to tissues and lymph nodes while exhibiting resistance to cancer-directed immune mechanisms.
But it does also seem that the traditional, distorted belief that folding bikes signify poorer quality and a propensity to collapse is changing.
Even in high-minded circles, compassion for the poor has always been mingled with fear of the poor, their alleged idleness and squalor, their ignorance, their propensity to breed more poor.
Inevitably, this will have a bigger impact on consumption since the poor have a higher marginal propensity to consume.
That the California four-piece chose to release The Day That Never Comes - by far the album's weakest track - as a single shows that they haven't quite shaken their propensity to make poor artistic decisions.
A wide variety of potential liabilities in the lead candidate(s) may be exposed that require correction, including the propensity to aggregate, poor solubility, propensity to fragment, deamidation, oxidation, cyclization, or other chemical modification of key residues, disulfide bond shuffling, glycation, and so forth.
