Dr. Bennett said there are simply too many of them, even when nature's propensity to make more and more smaller objects is taken into account.
But that is exactly why it is our job as adults to protect them, even if sometimes it means protecting them from their own propensity to work more than play, to resist more than relax, to become rather than just be.
If you have more fat cells and propensity to make more fat cells, and if you eat the typical high-carbohydrate, high-fat diet we eat [in the United States], you probably will get fat".
The UK's propensity to ever more intrusive surveillance makes a mockery of its foreign policy exhortations.
"The budget is not a long-term solution to New York's propensity to spend more than the state can afford," Mr. DiNapoli said.
By contrast, university scientists funded either by industry or other non-university organizations have a lower propensity to generate more original patents.
We find that when university scientists are partly funded by their own university, they have a higher propensity to generate more original patents.
Even in high-minded circles, compassion for the poor has always been mingled with fear of the poor, their alleged idleness and squalor, their ignorance, their propensity to breed more poor.
The article examines whether scientific production, research funding, Impact Factor of journals and size of collaborative teams have an influence on the propensity to receive more citations, and whether the influence of these factors differs across genders.
Accordingly, in the first year of this CADMA funded project, researchers designed the software and conducted an experiment to examine the association between a vivid perception of one's self in the future and the propensity to save more for retirement.
