Sentence examples for propensity is due from inspiring English sources
The propensity is due to the associative bond that my repeated experiences of taking aspirin and headache relief have formed.
This propensity is due to disabling mutations in the XP genes, which are involved in the repair of DNA damage via the nucleotide excision repair (NER) pathway.
This greater propensity is likely due to a host of genetic alterations, which favour invasion and metastasis.
Hence, the increased occurrence of hydrophobic residues in MTPs, evident from the AA propensity and composition analysis, is due to the presence of long stretches of these residues in the membrane spanning α-helices.
It has been reported that female propensity to typhoid infection is due to estrogens, since the treatment with estradiol increases female mice susceptibility to an intraperitoneal Salmonella typhimurium challenge, whereas the treatment with progesterone increases the resistance to the infection and the survival time, suggesting a differential role of ovarian sex hormones in this infection [ 55].
Mortality in pneumonia caused by K. pneumoniae is due to propensity for early systemic bacterial dissemination resulting in sepsis, and the development of acute lung injury [2].
Finally, it is proposed that the greater recovery of transparent pneumococci from the nasal mucosa of mice is due to their propensity to detach more easily [16].
The high mutation rate in SSRs is due to a propensity for DNA misalignment during replication [ 5], regulated primarily by the universal mismatch repair system (MMR).
It seems that the higher propensity of subcutaneous WAT to browning is due to the fact that it contains more beige adipocytes/pregenitors than epididymal WAT [ 4].
Whether the resistance observed in tested isolates comes from their inherent genetic propensity to acquire resistance or this is due to mere selection of antibiotic resistant isolates through monotherapy or under-dosage could not be clarified as the previous antibiotic intake data were not available for all isolates.
However, from our experimental set up alone, we cannot distinguish whether the plastic increase in mating propensity in the stonewort (Fig. 3) is due to changes in the male behaviour, the female behaviour or both.
