Sentence examples for propensity has from inspiring English sources

However, since time immemorial, a natural human propensity has been to let go of the language of the "old country".

The variable measuring county diagnosis propensity has similar associations with cataract and benign prostatic neoplasm, but an opposite association with knee degeneration episodes.

Evolutionary processes play an important role in shaping the dynamics of range expansions, and selection on dispersal propensity has been demonstrated to accelerate rates of advance.

In particular, this means that we have not understood or interrogated leading as a set of personal leadership qualities and/or characteristics, even though this propensity has seemed to prevail in educational leadership literature.

Latent variable modelling of omission propensity has revealed a negative relation with ability, that is, stronger test-takers omit fewer items (Holman and Glas 2005; Pohl et al. 2013).

Additionally, great dispersion in the in vitro aggregation propensity has also been observed for non-AMPs.

Moreover, Youth reporting past-month drug offers were more likely to have medium or high risk propensity, have fought with parents three or more times in the past 12 months, ever drank alcohol or used marijuana or illicit drugs.

More recently, flow cytometry assisted isolation method based on DNA contents and mitochondrial propensity have been developed to separate non-tumorigenic ESC sub-lineages [ 5].

Introduction of Gly or Ser residues with low helical propensity had negligible effect on the co-sedimentation behaviour F1(M158G/E159G and M158S/E159S/L161S) mutants (Supplementary Figure 10E).

The degrees to which the various FALS-linked mutations increase SOD1 destabilization and aggregation propensity have been shown to be correlated with disease severity.

Yet his propensities have long been apparent.