Sentence examples for proclivity to generate from inspiring English sources

Higher correlations with DBPFP for C1 versus C2 suggest that humic-like substances associated with more aromatic and condensed structures have a greater proclivity to generate DBP upon chlorination.

The improved proclivity of T-IhNSC to generate human oligodendrocytes propose T-IhNSC as a feasible candidate for the design of experimental and, perhaps, therapeutic approaches in demyelinating diseases.

On the one hand, copper serves as a catalytic and a structural cofactor of many enzymes but, on the other hand, due to its proclivity to change redox state, it can react with hydrogen peroxide to generate the highly toxic hydroxyl radical.

Nonetheless, reporting such practices indicates a patient's general proclivity to seek CAM services or engage in self-care practices to address health concerns.

This may indicate that such start-ups have a greater proclivity to be flexible and open-minded in terms of generating novel ideas.

In contrast, bodies in which there were fewer salt humours, such as fat bodies, produced less seed, so had less desire for sex and were consequently less fertile: 'Because in fat Bodies, where fat and sulphurous Humours predominate, there is little Seed generated, and hence they have little proclivity to Venus'.

Plentyof other commonalities (hair, live young,a proclivity to plot).

Congress mandated new tests of vehicles' proclivity to roll over.

But there is a human proclivity to set rules, too.

Barack Obama and the Chinese have both shown a proclivity to blaming strangers but that seems to be merely rhetorical.

He cautioned against the blockbuster proclivity to think big, insisting that special effects must represent a singular vision.