Sentence examples for propensity in the from inspiring English sources
The fmGA-based SVM (GASVM) is used for early prediction of dispute propensity in the initial phase of public private partnership projects.
The results from this work are helpful for understanding the size dependence of ash thermal behavior, and predicting the ash fusion propensity in the future application of superfine pulverized coal.
Ageing comes with an increased propensity in the alteration of human organ and body functions, which can e.g. result in multi-morbidity, frailty, polypharmacy, altered medication safety and/or efficacy, and problems with the practical use of medicines in a real world setting.
But if I'm right, then Nic Pizzolatto took a serious -- and brilliant -- artistic gamble in the narrative arc of his screenplay, a wager calculated on a deep dark propensity in the American psyche.
We have developed a propensity in the U.S. to issue thousands of prescriptive rules, whereas other countries, such as Australia and Germany, regulate by broader principles instead of detailed mandates.
In addition, we have previously documented lower mating propensity in the stonewort ecotypes [21].
Assuming this is the natural mating propensity for the stonewort population under a balanced sex ratio, our results indicate that this ecotype adjusts mating propensity in both the male biased treatment (increasing mating propensity) and in the female biased treatment (decreasing mating propensity) (Fig. 3).
We will look at James' doctrine of propensities in the intellect in Section 5, and his doctrine of propensities in the will in Section 6.
(2) There is an apparent difference between the rail corrugation occurrence propensities in the train-up and train-down directions.
They are relative frequencies in series of events or, alternatively, they are tendencies or propensities in the systems that realize those events.
These data and the amino acid sequence of SBD suggest that local structural propensities in the unfolded state can be determined by the probability of the presence of hydrophobic or charged residues nearby tryptophan residues.
