He complains about "asymmetry" of access, and about American regulators' propensity to impose their standards on other countries.
The propensity for imposing many rules certainly plays some role in the tournament's being run like clockwork, a logistical powerhouse of organization and efficiency.
After predicting the propensity scores, imposing the common support region is the next important step because average treatment effect on treated and on population should only be defined in this region (Caliendo and Kopeinig 2008).
The human propensity to impose curfews on the mind takes many shapes.
Also, whether the psychological premises are optimistic or pessimistic about the nature of man, one cannot ignore the impact upon human behaviour of social and political institutions that give man the opportunities to exercise his good or evil propensities and to impose restraints upon him.
This risk can be reduced by using a radius matching (RM) method, which imposes a maximum tolerance of the difference in propensity scores.
Given its propensity for chronic colonization and the substantial number of infected individuals, H. pylori imposes a significant disease burden worldwide.
If schizophrenia imposes a cost and offers no offsetting gain, why hasn't the genetic propensity to get it dropped to the low, low level you'd expect to find from random mutations?
If schizophrenia imposes a similar cost, and offers no offsetting gain, why hasn't the genetic propensity to get it dropped to the low, low level you'd expect to find from random mutations?
Our results show why the dG- N-AAF lesion manifests a significant propensity to misincorporate dTTP through wobble pairing facilitated by N-clasp flexibility, while the dG- N-B[ a]P adduct imposes diminished flexibility and is bypassed in a nearly error-free manner by Polκ.
