Sentence examples for propensity to move from inspiring English sources
Considering how species differ in their propensity to move within and between MPAs is therefore a key consideration for multi-species MPA network design.
Holding the phone to the ear narrowed the range of gaze, principally in subjects who exhibit a strong propensity to move the head with the eyes.
There are striking similarities between Erdoğan's Turkey and Putin's Russia, not least their ability and propensity to move conflicts into the covert arena.
Some though certainly not all of the reduction in racial tension since the 1960s can be attributed to Americans' propensity to move.
Residents who rent a house have a lower intention to move, while people living in historical blocks that are at the early renovation stage have a higher propensity to move.
It is not easy to measure ties and the impact that they may have on the propensity to move to different areas; within this dataset we can compare home owners and renters.
Similarly, regional differences in unemployment in the United States are mitigated by the propensity of Americans to move in search of work, as they have done in leaving cities like Detroit for fast-growing Sun Belt locales.
Having a 287 g) program nearly doubles the propensity of immigrants to move within the USA; surprisingly, the effect is the greatest among college-educated immigrants, who are not likely to be unauthorized immigrants (Watson 2013).
The propensity of nucleosomes to move translationally (i.e., slide) along DNA dictates that the majority of nucleosome positioning is statistical rather than static.
At the same time, the propensity of music to move us may make it a uniquely potent probe of the so-called 'default mode network': this brain system governs the interface of our inner life with the wider world and it is preferentially targeted by Alzheimer's pathology (Golden et al., 2015 b ).
One of the things we've seen in recent years is the increasing propensity of many artists to move freely among media.
