Sentence examples for propensity to fall from inspiring English sources

Exercise also improves sleep and decreases the propensity to fall.

Twice, he came close to leaving the firm and was notorious for his propensity to fall into a funk when things were not going his way.

The focus skitters from the slipperiness of storytelling to the brutality of war, the rootlessness of sons with absentee fathers, or our propensity to fall for illusions.

"There is a direct correlation between how well students are doing overall academically and their propensity to fall into risky behaviour".

The Nets did lug two major concerns back home with them: their propensity to fall into scoring lapses, and their high turnover rate.

We knew many things about the Uruguayan, from his ability to exploit a yard of space to his propensity to fall to earth like an extra shot in a bad Western.

Gait is an extremely important component of the GALS exam since its assessment often contributes information with respect to a patients' propensity to falling [ 20, 21, 21].

A history of falls in the older adult is regularly associated with the presence of frailty, whereby those classified as pre-frail/frail have a higher propensity to falling [ 7- 10].

There are androgen receptors on bone cells, and androgen deficiency-induced loss of muscle mass likely leads to decreased lower body strength and increased propensity to falling and thus more fractures.

But because those at lowest personal risk of trouble are not always aware of their good fortune, they seek insurance against trouble alongside those with greater propensities to fall seriously ill or face other hardships.

Elderly people, due to neurological conditions and muscular atrophy, present a greater propensity to falls and thus are very susceptible to hip fractures.