Nonetheless, thanks to their deep evolutionary roots, competitive modesty, compassionate solidarity, and low-profile prestige (P1) would persist as powerful egalitarian and synergistic propensities in all modern humans.
Despite a powerful build, Gullickson has a propensity to use drop shots and slice her forehand.
A current astral alignment reflects "your immense sensitivity and deep, secret propensity to be powerful," purrs last weekend's posthumous bulletin for Scorpios.
Alcibiades's military and political talents frequently proved valuable to whichever state currently held his allegiance, but his propensity for making powerful enemies ensured that he never remained in one place for long; and by the end of the war which he had helped to rekindle in the early 410s, his days of political relevance were a bygone memory.
The neural network model was more powerful for predicting the crystallization propensity of proteins.
The neural network model was more powerful for predicting the crystallization propensity of proteins than the logistic regression model.
Nobody would deny that parents' girth exerts a powerful influence on their children's propensity to becoming overweight or obese.
Casselman, like an architect, plans well ahead to construct a strong, painterly foundation, which allows him to explore an adventuresome journey that ultimately provides structure, density, layering, fluidity, harmonic movement, spatial illusion and rich texture with a propensity for producing truly powerful works of art.
We decided to apply propensity score matching, a powerful statistical technique for correcting multiple baseline covariate imbalances in nonrandomly selected cohorts.
The results presented show that phosphorylation provides a powerful and tunable control of aggregation propensity that can be exploited as a switch able to turn on/off the aggregation of self-assembling materials.
