Sentence examples for propensity to accept from inspiring English sources

Using predictive analytics, Hertz suggests deals based a customer's propensity to accept certain offers over others.

The human propensity to accept ideas at face value--no matter how illogical--is the fertile soil in which pseudoscience grows.

There are significant figures in the military establishment – including Lord Richards, the former chief of the defence staff – who believe, given the strength of Moscow's convictions and its historical propensity to accept pain in the perceived national interest, that an increased escalation will not work and could indeed be more damaging to Great Britain than to Russia.

I interpret the lack of death threats as general skepticism verses American's propensity to accept heresy (or maybe it's that no one heard the tree falling).

Using a novel experimental technique of colour dusting males in the field, we show that heritable female colour morphs differ in their propensity to accept male mating attempts.

False recognition corrected for baseline propensity to accept items was likewise higher in sleep deprived than in non-deprived subjects [Pr = 0.53±0.04 vs. 0.48±0.05, for the "2nd night wake" and "2nd night sleep" group, respectively; t (35) = 1.68, P = 0.05].

A demonstration of the functionality of BEARKIMPE-2, with three nitroaromatic compounds showed that the differences in reaction rates for these compounds could be attributed to differences in their sorption behavior rather than their propensities to accept electrons in the reduction process.

The rearrangement is attributed to the propensity of Ab to accept electron density from the adjacent P atom which formally leads to the formation of an Ab P double bond.

They do so based on the propensity of destination countries to accept migrants from a particular origin in subsequent years, and based on the propensity of a given origin country to send them abroad.

Therefore Eq. (10) is based on the assumption that the propensity of a driver to accept a further trip of duration ΔT after having performed a TTE of T, scales as (langle nrangle/T), where (langle nrangle) is the average number of daily activities.

These persons may be more inclined to accept temporary jobs and their propensity to exhaust their benefit entitlements is likely to be relatively strong.