Sentence examples for represents a propensity for from inspiring English sources

In 2003, after the State Parole Board concluded that his offense "represents a propensity for extreme violence," a state appeals court ridiculed that reasoning as "so irrational under the circumstances as to border on impropriety".

Larger values represent a higher propensity for CNV coupled with more stringent expression constraint (i.e., small Vg/Vm).

The social dimension represents the propensity for a loss of well-being, either individual (for example, mental or physical health) or collective (for example, services) and the characteristics of those most affected (for example, groups marginalized by virtue of race, ethnicity, or gender).

The flexibility of an on-demand streaming service offsets viewers' overall propensity for watching ads, which represents a great opportunity for brands and advertisers.

As α-synuclein has a high intrinsic propensity to aggregate, it represents a unique model for the structural and mechanistic analysis of amyloidogenic IDPs.

The economic dimension represents the propensity for loss of economic value due to physical damage or the loss of productive capacity.

Advanced disease stage may represent a more aggressive tumour biological behaviour with higher metabolic demands and a propensity for increased cell turnover and energy consumption.

Paranasal sinus neuroendocrine cancer represents only about 5% of malignancies arising in this site, and demonstrate aggressive behaviour with a propensity for regional and distant metastases.

According to his research, a propensity for casual sex appears to be genetic. .

(They share a propensity for tearing up during speeches).

Ryder Ripps, 14, may have a propensity for design.