And yet, no matter how conservative its voting record, or traditional its predilections, the sensibility of nearly six thousand people can't be reduced to a single epithet.
The predilection of doctors and nurses for urban areas in both the developed and developing worlds and with it reduced access to health care for rural populations has been well documented [ 13, 23].
Again, circumcision predilection was associated with the belief that circumcised men are less likely to be infected by HIV, indicating that reduced HIV risk is a potentially motivating factor.
His predilection for breaking the gainline and scoring tries even from 60 metres earned him a big-money move to Racing Métro two years ago but now, at 33, he is entering the twilight of his career and his effectiveness, in the loose especially, is greatly reduced.
This may have reduced the scope for junior doctors to gain experience of work in psychiatry in the hospital setting, and the change in work profile in psychiatry from in-patient to non-in-patient care may have had an impact on junior doctors' predilection for the specialty in ways that we cannot assess.
He sought to ensure that the new party fully supported free-market economics and was not encumbered by predilections for controversial policies, such as wage and price controls, to reduce unemployment.
But Europe's predilection toward taking few risks combined with its commitment to soft power could reduce the bloc's ability to deal with the rise of China, India and Brazil.
In Thoroughbreds, the high female predilection may represent a modifying influence on the presumed autosomal dominant inheritance [26], [27] although the lack of significant association of ERS with stages of the oestrus cycle in Thoroughbreds reduces the likelihood of a direct female sex hormone influence [28].
There was a male predilection (1.7M 1.0F).
…of the French predilection for classicism.
