(See Table 1. for the scale of the items for the propensity to adopt evidence-based practice).
By creating a score (FP3mem) encompassing the biophysical parameters involved in the folding of α-helical transmembrane proteins, we provide a scale for measuring the propensity of protein sequences for localization within the plasma membrane.
The authors showed that the depletion of PTBP1 affects alternative splicing and triggers transcriptome changes on a large scale, which increased the propensity of the neuronal CAD cells to undergo neuron-like differentiation.
I looked at the percentage of people from various groups who were given at least 6 points on Pew's 7-point scale of voting propensity — who I defined as "likely voters".
Goal setting was addressed in two of the items in the self-control scale, which emerged as a minimum predictor of the propensity to adopt EBP.
[ 19] Initiative and self-discipline were consistent with the behaviors described in the self-management scale, which emerged as a minimum predictor of the propensity to adopt EBP.
The vertical axis scales the propensity of An. arabiensis to feed indoors from 0 to 1.
For simplicity, set ρ9= β9 + α2 + α6 and define a scaling exponent in the propensity of the kth reaction term as ρ k ≡ β k + ν k · α, where α = (α 1, ⋯, α s 0 ) T and ν k = (ν 1 k, ⋯, ν s 0 k ) T. Here, ν ik gives the number of molecules of species S i consumed in the kth reaction.
In striking agreement with structural classification, we found that even a single physico-chemical scale of alpha-helical propensity (Deléage and Roux, 1987) is able to discriminate 98% of the two sets with a 99.0% accuracy and 100% precision (Table 1).
As dependent variable, we used the physical aggression scale of the Aggression Questionnaire [22], a continuous measure that assesses individual propensity toward aggression and that can be administered to individuals in the normative range of aggressive behavior.
