Sentence examples for propensity due to from inspiring English sources

We confirm, in the Egyptian context, the non-linear relationship between household resources and migration propensity, due to migration costs; a larger network of past emigrants from the same community mitigates this selection on wealth, increasing the propensity to migrate among poorer households.

This difference is likely due to the increased extended conformation propensity due to branching at Cβ.

The same principle, i.e. enhanced amyloid propensity due to an increase in the concentration of a key amyloid precursor has been shown for transthyretin (TTR), a protein involved in familial amyloidotic neuropathy.

This finding may be attributed to the reduced Cb2r mRNA expression in the vascular tissue, leading to an elevated inflammatory propensity due to reduction of anti-inflammatory effects of CB2R activation in the aorta.

Rather, these species differences relating to structures and novel persons may reflect propensities due to habitat use variation, as, unlike the ravens in general, crows regularly utilise urban habitats (Boarman and Heinrich 1999; Marzluff et al. 2001).

We also constructed a control cohort matched on propensity scores for exposure to spironolactone, but we were unable to include all the covariates in the estimation of propensity scores due to non-convergence of the statistical procedures.

Nine patients (1%) could not be assigned a propensity score due to missing data.

The propensity is due to the associative bond that my repeated experiences of taking aspirin and headache relief have formed.

APACHE II score was not used in the propensity model, due to the large number of missing observations (about 27%).

This propensity occurs due to the reducing condition, as the 30Kc19 protein is denatured and all bonds are broken.

This propensity is due to disabling mutations in the XP genes, which are involved in the repair of DNA damage via the nucleotide excision repair (NER) pathway.