Sentence examples for propensity is consistent with from inspiring English sources
This propensity is consistent with a previous study of recent selection in the insulin/TOR signal transduction pathway (Luisi et al. 2012).
This tendency is consistent with a higher α-helical propensity [18] for the three nonpolar residues (18, 19, and 20) of MA and ML than for the corresponding residues of WT.
First, individuals may have different propensities to desert or care, and this propensity is consistent for a given individual over a breeding season, or over its lifetime.
A propensity towards opposing risk profiles is consistent with the infrequency of the two diseases' co-occurrence (41).
In fact, the greater investment in plant growth (as revealed by greater final aboveground biomass relative to reproduction and by wider hypocotyls) displayed by northern individuals is consistent with propensity towards perennial habit (Pitelka 1977).
This is consistent with targeting propensity of mPing insertions induced by other stress conditions [ 39].
These findings combine to provide a compelling mechanism that is consistent with the propensity for TTR amyloid deposition in the heart (Fig 7).
By contrast, Hsp60 shows the lowest propensity to interact with RBPs, which is consistent with its main role of guiding hydrophobic proteins to fold into the native state [ 19] (Fig. 1a; green dots indicate depletion over other chaperones).
Finally, differentiated mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) isolated from Fsp27−/− mice showed an increased propensity to acquire brown adipocyte characteristics, which is consistent with the in vivo observations in WAT of the mutant mice.
This result is consistent with LPA's propensity to act as a motility factor and chemo-attractant rather than a growth factor in the lower concentration range.
The favorable insertion of dATP opposite M1dG combined with the increased kinetic propensity to extend the type II complex is consistent with the larger fraction of −1 deletion products observed in the LC−MS/MS analysis.
