The three terms can be seen as representing, respectively, the woman's propensity (constant over time) to separate, to cohabit before marriage, and to marry with a civil ceremony net of observed characteristics.
"People change over time.
Irrespective of the choice of fixation, the literature reports the outcome of these injuries remains suboptimal with the propensity to deteriorate over time [46, 47, 48, 49, 50].
Most recently, a study has shown that cocaine users homozygous for the T allele have an increased propensity to paranoia over time during cocaine self-administration [ 17].
17 Left untreated, however, UI is a chronic rather than a self-limiting condition, with a propensity to worsen over time.
California is the only state with an increasing proportion of dually eligible seniors statewide coupled with a decline in the estimated reduction in propensity to use endoscopy over time, suggesting increased social support for this subgroup.
In a recently published study, although the obese with higher degree of inflammation had a higher propensity to develop hypertension over time, inflammation by itself statistically did not add to the risk of developing diabetes or hypertension [ 16].
And unlike REITs, Murchie says, MLPs are still cheap for the amount of cash they pump out, particularly considering their propensity to increase those payouts over time.
This could result in greater and/or broader therapeutic efficacy as well as increased coverage of the patient population, and perhaps a decreased propensity to lose therapeutic efficacy over time.
A player begins with initial propensities on a class of evidence-based behavioral rules and, given experience over time, adjusts her propensities in proportion to the past performance of the rules.
