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Other DNA level propensities include an increased abundance of the dinucleotides 'CG'GA/TC/TC', and 'AC/GT' and preferences for specific codons for the amino acids arginine, cysteine, leucine, threonine, and valine, presumably for secondary and tertiary stability in protein folding [ 19].

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Low punishment sensitivity is a largely heritable factor consisting of a diverse but overlapping set of propensities including low arousal to aversive stimuli, fearlessness, and poor avoidance learning (Dadds and Salmon 2003).

Another innovative point is that except the HRM, methods used to assess the deposition propensity included pressure drop changes during the coking run process, measurements of coke deposition in the filter, observations of the color features of liquid products and the weighing method, all of those methods are aided for the HRM to better differentiate the deposition propensity for different fuels.

We examined whether indicators of risk-propensity, including self-reported personality traits, laboratory-based behavioral measures of risk, and self-reported attitudes toward risk in various domains were associated with general gambling involvement and problem gambling behavior in a sample of university students, using an extreme-groups design.

Compared with the 4-repeat allele (PER34/4; n = 14), the longer, 5-repeat allele (PER35/5; n = 10) was associated with worse cognitive performance and with higher sleep propensity including slow-wave activity in the sleep EEG a putative marker of sleep homeostasis before and after TSD [14].

All the variables were log-transformed using natural logarithms, although for bridging propensity we calculated the logarithm of one plus the proportion of bridging individuals (since, as mentioned above, bridging propensity included zeros).

A range of specific nutritional changes have been implicated in the rising allergic propensity, including the decline in omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3PUFA) (Dunstan et al. 2003), soluble fibre (Maslowski et al. 2009), antioxidants and other vitamins (Devereux et al. 2007), based on epidemiological associations and recognised immunological effects.

Methods for estimating the treatment effect while accounting for the propensity score include stratification, weighting, matching, and regression adjustment Guo and Fraser (2010).

I have a propensity to include irrelevancies in what I write in order to somehow make a point, and I will now do just that.

Furthermore, these results suggest that scientists perceive the goals of "biological research" and "biomedical research" to be different, with a propensity to include health benefit to society as an important goal of biomedical research only.

Our specification of the propensity score includes a variety of different variables.

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