Sentence examples for shared propensity from inspiring English sources

There is a shared propensity for the gory (he does on-stage garroting, she's into dismemberment – she drank blood from a heart on her Get $leazy tour) and mildly transgressive (his shock tactics, her song C U Next Tuesday and tendency to have dancing transsexuals on-stage).

Nevertheless, the molecular architectures are similar, and the shared propensity for membrane interaction suggests strongly that PAS factor is another member of the saposin-fold family.

Overlapping symptoms in T-LBL and T-ALL derive from their shared propensity to manifest with hepatic, splenic, and nodal enlargement, as well as with mediastinal mass.

The model outcomes represent the expected or 'true' propensity of institutional delivery for a birth, net of the shared propensity of villagers to follow their neighbours' behaviour.

Hence, a node located in the middle of the figure represents an occupation engaged in by households that also engage in other occupations without any strong commonly shared propensities for any particular other occupation.

We show that the MAE chromatin signature is conserved in mouse, orthologous genes tend to share propensity for MAE in mouse and human, and the same functions are associated with MAE genes in both species.

McCain's allies in the Senate have shared his propensity for incautious grandstanding.

In our study, 34 pairs of health sectors shared close propensity scores and similar background covariates.

A total of 108 pairs of doctors shared close propensity scores, and similar characteristics were included in our study.

Not only had he associated with many talented, intelligent people, he realized, but those individuals were often related to others who shared their propensities and skills.

In propensity score matching, matched sets of exposed and nonexposed subjects are formed by virtue of sharing similar propensity score values.