Sentence examples for propensity to modify from inspiring English sources

Such lesions may therefore have the propensity to modify femoral head cartilage volume and symptoms, and determining risk factors for such lesions could provide an important therapeutic target to help reduce the onset or slow the progression of hip OA.

Compared to other enzymatic approaches, sortase-mediated ligation offers the advantage of enhanced catalytic rate due to the engineering of mutant sortases, enhanced diffusion rate due to the relatively small size of the sortase (23.5 kDa), high yield of recombinant expression and relatively modest propensity to modify known mammalian proteins.

In this context, the balance between intrinsic neuronal properties and extrinsic cues plays an essentially permissive role by setting the propensity of neural circuits to modify their structure in response to external stimuli.

The propensity of variable genetic background to modify phenotypic expression based on a given genetic variant at a given locus (epistasis) is closely related to the genetic diversity of the study population[18].

Tethering of the involved oligonucleotides to the surface and zippering effects towards both ends of the probes are expected to modify their propensity for G-tetrad formation in a positional dependent fashion in analogy with the positional dependence of base pairings in probe/target dimers [9], [13], [19], [50] [52].

The work supported a preventive approach – situational crime prevention – that was highly contentious in the criminology of the day because it sought to reduce opportunities for crime, rather than to modify offender propensities.

However, Rhee et al. had to modify their potential energy parameters to obtain the secondary structure propensity and no such modification was performed in this study.

Most want to modify it".

As illustrated in Figure 1, this link is modified by user behavior (i.e., propensity to search, what terms are chosen to search, etc)., user demographics, external forces on user behavior (i.e., changing disease severity, changing press coverage, etc)., and finally by public health interventions, which by design aim to modify the public health problem creating feedback loops on the link to NDS.

Referencing the propensity for feminists, SJWs, and other disliked groups to dye their hair bright pastel colors, this insult is, itself, a splash of color usually thrown in to modify a base slur.

"They had no intent to modify it".