It was used experimentally to model schizophrenia, where its propensity (like phencyclidine) to cause hallucinations and delirium was employed in human studies 15.
Perhaps because the prospect has shown a propensity to "like" other similar products, perhaps because they clicked through on a FB post, or perhaps because it's been two months since they last bought something.
"We have a propensity, like other minorities, to screw one another," Richard Alatorre, a veteran Latino politician and a Villaraigosa adviser, says.
Such a request does not seem entirely inappropriate, given the singer's propensity for alien-like exhibitionism and the "Nictionary", a glossary of neologisms such as "Ben" (a poverty-stricken "Ken Barb") and "Dolly Lama" (a problem-solving "Barb").
We combined an inhibitory (HFSLTD) and facilitatory (HFSLTP) associative HFS protocol to test the following hypotheses: (i) The modification range of the blink reflex circuit, indicated by the R2 response and probed with associative HFS, is distorted in BEB with a stronger propensity towards LTP-like plasticity.
The phenotype includes abnormal phosphorylation of the microtubule-binding protein tau, premature synaptic deficits, cognitive decline, and propensity to AD-like features (Pehar et al., 2010).
However, as discussed in "Testicular histopathology," transgenerational transmission of a propensity for CIS-like cells has not been demonstrated, although in mice a propensity for tumors of the rete testis can be inherited.
Apart from a few studies showing a propensity for anorexic-like behavior, the available literature indicates that anorexia nervosa is rare among females in the Arab culture [ 8- 13, 19] 19].
There are, no doubt, natural dispositions of patience, courage, kindness and the like — behavioral propensities we are born with, and that vary in strength from one individual to another.
I love dogs, I love their loyalty and affection (or at least what we perceive as loyalty and affection), I like their propensity to jump around like a maniac and I'm fond of their intelligence and their utter stupidity, but am I putting my enjoyment for having a furry companion above their well-being?
