If one of the parents owns a business, individual's entrepreneur-propensity rises substantially.
Based on these data, the two-process model of sleep regulation posits that sleep propensity exponentially rises during waking and declines during sleep [8], [9].
Clearly, Ohuruogu has a lot more in the tank and her rivals will be wary of both her form and her propensity for rising to the big occasion.
This propensity to rise could be an adaptation that allows the sharks to sneak up on prey from below, the team writes, or merely a way to allow muscles to relax after a day spent hunting for meals in colder, deeper water.
The latter may occur if the propensity to emigrate rises.
In agreement with some prior studies, we found that ER-positive breast cancers had a propensity to give rise to bone metastases and that HER2-positive cancers give rise to bone metastases less frequently than ER-positive tumors [ 12, 13, 24].
The flaws of the ECB's obsessive anti-inflationary stand, and its propensity to raise the interest rate whatever the cause of price rises, are also plain to see.
While the past decade has been quiet by comparison, recent events in Guinea-Bissau and Mali appear to indicate a rising propensity for the region's militaries to reassert power at the expense of democracy.
One of the characteristics of prebiotic chemistry is its propensity to give rise to complex mixtures.
This likely underlies their propensity to give rise to multidifferentiated tumors known as teratocarcinomas (Chambers and Smith, 2004).
