Sentence examples for propensity in the same from inspiring English sources

Two conformations are said to be similar if they demonstrate the same secondary structure propensity in the same fragment.

For each structural motif we calculated propensities in the same way as we did for residue propensities (formula (3)).

And their propensity to congregate in the same trades means this: When the bets go awry, everybody runs for the exits.

We noticed that a higher level of proteinuria corresponded in general with a higher propensity of the same urine samples to form NB precipitates when inoculated into DMEM.

A challenge described by the 'turn propensity' authors is that the propensity of the same residue differs when it is placed in transmembrane segments of different length, of differing sequence context, and depending on precisely where the residue is placed.

A consequence of this method is that two people in the same propensity stratum would be equally likely to receive the (CAM) treatment, after conditioning on all their known pre-treatment characteristics, which justifies an entirely conventional analysis.

To achieve balance in baseline risk, each patient in the MMX mesalazine cohort was matched to a comparator by propensity scores within the same decile of the propensity-score-distribution.

That though is not what we are referring to here (although it could be analysed), but are instead only considering an examiner's overall propensity for being strict or lenient (in the same way as the overall candidate effect looks at their overall propensity to be correct or incorrect).

Moreover, in the same propensity-adjusted analysis, those patients in the highest quartile of oxygen exposure had improved lung function over 24 h compared to those in the lowest quartile of exposure, further strengthening our assertion that pulmonary oxygen toxicity is not a clinically relevant phenomenon in this patient population.

The widely-used greedy matching algorithm was used to match each HCV patient to a single non-HCV control in the same country whose propensity score most closely matched the patent's score [ 29].

If you grew up in a chaotic household where people's needs had to be magnified to garner attention, you may have a propensity to do the same.