Sometimes excellent fundraising cannot make up for a state's political proclivities.
Human body odor influences general mood, attention state, and females' proclivity towards males [ 54- 57].
Isogenic stem cell populations display cell-to-cell variations in a multitude of attributes including gene or protein expression, epigenetic state, morphology, proliferation and proclivity for differentiation.
And much of the rest is going on state-driven projects, reinforcing the state's rent-seeking or megalomaniac proclivities.
On the one hand, copper serves as a catalytic and a structural cofactor of many enzymes but, on the other hand, due to its proclivity to change redox state, it can react with hydrogen peroxide to generate the highly toxic hydroxyl radical.
As Chen et al. [8] point in their research on decision-making in Internet shopping, the relationship between information load and subjective state toward decision are moderated by personal proclivities, abilities and past relevant experiences.
Certainly this historic explanation maps relatively neatly onto the geographic distribution of states with the greatest proclivity to execute: two thirds of executions over the past generation have taken place in just five southern states, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas and Virginia.
Its leading article began by stating that it had no interest in the sexual proclivities of the celebrity known in court papers as PJS.
Even this week — amid much attention to his pay-to-play proclivities — Perry named two big donors to powerful state jobs.
Brits' media consumption habits, banking activity, political affiliations, health concerns, sexual proclivities and more could all potentially be inferred from state mandated Iogging of Internet activity under the proposed new legislation.
