But in recent months, two similar projects have stirred concerns about their safety and their propensity to cause earthquakes.
Factor analysis identified latent variables evaluating drivers' patience and inclination to wait for trains, attitudes toward new technology, law enforcement or education regarding HRGC safety, and the propensity to commit serious traffic violations at HRGCs.
At the same time, we know that the safety net affects the propensity of people to work.
Boosting China's consumption would require reallocations of capital between the corporate and the household sector as well as patching holes in the social safety net to reduce the propensity to save for health, education and retirement.
Since stress is believed to be an important risk factor for stroke, 30 it is also possible that a part of the observed gender difference in RTW rates was due to a higher health and safety awareness and a lower propensity to take risks among women.
Now, there is an additional safety angle, because of the seeming propensity of a Ford Explorer to roll over if one of its tires falls apart.
"This accident never should have happened and could have been prevented if Airbus had disclosed to American, the F.A.A. or the safety board what it knew about the propensity of the flight control system on the A-300-600 to allow hazardous rudder control inputs that could cause structural damage," American said in its brief.
Criteria for products to treat uncomplicated malaria include efficacy against drug-resistant strains, cure within 3 days, low propensity to generate rapid resistance, safety in children <6 years old and pregnant women, appropriate formulations and packaging, and low cost.
If the former, sports spectators may experience a "safety-valve" catharsis, thanks to which the propensity to commit acts of aggression is diminished; if the latter, sports spectatorship may actually increase aggressiveness.
Main outcomes measures 90 day safety events and reinterventions within one year, after propensity score matching.
