Though a Board of Parole panel cited his "clean disciplinary record" -- which prison officials said last week had continued -- it denied parole, saying his crimes had "demonstrated a propensity for extreme violence".
Children who show a propensity for extreme aggression at young ages often have low levels of a hormone produced by the body during times of fear or stress, researchers have found.
In 2003, after the State Parole Board concluded that his offense "represents a propensity for extreme violence," a state appeals court ridiculed that reasoning as "so irrational under the circumstances as to border on impropriety".
Russell Maliphant's The Rodin Project goes one further by setting the movement on a sextet of hip-hop dancers, whose low centre of gravity and propensity for extreme torque make them highly mouldable into Rodinesque shapes.
But given the Thor actor plays a well-spoken British spy with a propensity for extreme violence in current BBC hit The Night Manager, and indeed manages to do said job particularly well, can we really blame him for offering up his services?
Notably, the propensity for such extremes has been shown to be heritable [ 1- 3].
Some of the spreading slick of books on the Deepwater blowout and its subsequent oil spill dutifully attempt to cash in on this literary reference invoking Macondo's ageless origins, its propensity for the innominate and the extremes of irreality and, more than once, its hurricane-mediated erasure from all subsequent memory.
Two possible solutions for extreme propensity score weights due to model misspecification are to improve the specification of propensity score models, and to reduce the impact of extreme weights through trimming [13], [14].
It is thought that the propensity for mtDNAs to adopt such "extreme" architectures has its roots in wayward DNA maintenance pathways (Davila et al. 2011; Christensen 2013; Smith and Keeling 2015).
In the bacterial type III secretion system, there is mounting evidence that the structure of these injectisomes alter as they bind their cognate folded protein targets due to the extreme flexibility and propensity for coiled-coil interactions of the injectisomes themselves [47], [48].
