Sentence examples for striking propensity from inspiring English sources

Favre's style has always had a seat-of-his-pants element, and that has led to a striking propensity to throw interceptions.

Our work revealed a striking propensity of Hox proteins to interact with different types of TFs.

Strong immunologic staining for p75 receptor has been shown in the desmoplastic variant of melanoma (which has a striking propensity for perineural spread) and a small series of adenoid cystic carcinomas.

The organism displays a striking propensity for survival in highly diverse ecological niches and causes infections in a wide range of host organisms, including plants, nematodes, insects, and vertebrates [ 1].

But you'd have to be comatose to miss striking similarities the propensity for risk-taking and novelty seeking, the need for autonomy, the drive to think big, the fixation on color and fashion, the obsessive focus on detail.

The most striking imbalances in propensity scores occurred in the first and fifth quintiles.

He also has considerable power, if not quite knockout power, and an artisanal side with his propensity for striking backhands with plenty of separation between his two hands on the grip.

Another striking finding is the propensity of the end of a growing protofibril or fibril to associate with the edge of a second fibril, forming false branching point.

Male house mice instead demonstrate striking and predictable variation both in their propensity to mate with different females and in their copulatory behavior when doing so.

One of the most striking features of HCV infection is its high propensity to establish persistence (∼70 80%) and progressive liver injury.

Canetti's haunting comments on crowds and fire noted that the most striking and dangerous trait of the crowd is "the propensity to incendiarism".