Sentence examples for propensities generated from inspiring English sources

In the canonical literature intentional acts are often assimilated to karmic tendencies in such a way as to suggest that intentions or volitions (cetanā) are not separate from the propensities generated by past experience.

In the revised text we now state: "These results suggest that, compared to other clinically-approved kinase inhibitors, sorafenib treatment has an increased propensity generate unexpected adverse events in a variety of physiological systems.

The matching was based on propensity scores generated from potential confounders.

The propensity score generated in the multivariate logistic regression described above was used as the primary matching factor.

We also tried using the PISA biological unit or the isolated chain, but the propensity matrices generated were very similar (data not shown).

This section presents the combined analysis of acute and mental health hospitals whose controls were selected using propensity scores generated based on time-varying and non-time varying variables, since mortality rates do not adequately reflect the demand of mental health hospitals.

There exist fundamental differences among distinct genotypes, pure-lines, hybrids and tetraploids, in propensities of generating both genetic and epigenetic alterations under the tissue culture condition.

We have shown in this study that although molecular level somaclonal variation occurred in all three kinds of distinct rice genotypes, i.e., pure-lines, F1 hybrids and tetraploids, there exist fundamental differences among them in their propensities of generating both genetic and epigenetic alterations under the tissue culture condition.

The theory, as explained to me by Michael Schwartz, an endocrinologist at the University of Washington, is that insulin's ability to inhibit appetite would normally counteract its propensity to generate body fat.

We have now been reminded that it was fatally flawed: that as John Maynard Keynes pointed out more than 70 years ago, financial markets, left to themselves, are governed less by reason than by a quintessentially irrational herd instinct and therefore have an inherent propensity to generate bubbles which are bound to burst sooner or later.

Compacted roads, paths, and dwelling sites, for example, have the propensity to generate HOF for small rainfall depths.