Sentence examples for propensity by from inspiring English sources

Last year, 651 Arts underscored this propensity by presenting a slate of emerging choreographers whose work defied any neat distinctions between black and white dance.

But even if they indicate a propensity by Mr. Obama to vote to raise taxes — something he and his campaign would fiercely dispute — there is a question of whether the vote would raise taxes at all.

Drongos exploit this propensity by changing their alarm-call type when making repeated theft attempts on a particular species.

To start with, Table 4 reports simple descriptive statistics for migration propensity by treatment and by year.

The results indicated that the conventional MFI-UFconst.flux tends to predict a higher fouling propensity by 10 40% when compared to the CFS-MFIUF.

In this regard, the results show that the proposed systems can be employed in moment resisting frames with short spans to decrease rupture propensity by 43%.

Under such circumstances, being able to differentiate consumption propensities by social classes has both practical and theoretical implications to both demand-side and supply-side reforms.

AChE586-599 was previously identified as a region of high hidden β-propensity by the independent computational study that predicted the Aβ and α-synuclein amyloidogenic fragments.

This analysis was extended by Li [ 36] to non-linear propensity functions by considering SDEs driven by Poisson random measures (see also [ 37]).

Matching by propensity score and by age, sex and osteoarthritis status was used to adjust for differences between the TKA and non-TKA groups (ratio 1 TKA:5 non-TKA).

Figure 2 Histogram of propensity scores by treatment status.