Sentence examples for such a propensity from inspiring English sources

Sadly, it is true that such a propensity can exist whether a relative is terminally ill or not.

If such features do indicate a propensity to friendly, sociable behaviour, as they do in foxes, then such behaviours will spread too.Crucially for Dr Elia's hypothesis, they do indeed indicate such a propensity.

Such a propensity is evident in the phenomenon known as "spatial modulation" (Senghas & Coppola, 2001; see also Liddell, 1995), which resembles the model-integrated gestures found in our data.

Metal's problem of sexism is strange given such a propensity for cultural challenge.

And even if Trump didn't have such a propensity for television consumption, I still wouldn't buy the idea his comments were well-intentioned.

Additionally, it may be found that saltational evolution is concentrated in certain taxonomic groups, while others do not display such a propensity.

It was just such creativity, a propensity to find a new way of looking at things, that colleagues say gave such energy to Dr. Slobodkin's science.

Those missing information for variables were coded as a separate category such that a propensity score was generated for all participants.

Given such a dataset, propensity score methods would address these issues and, with confirmation of model assumptions, provide an estimate of the causal effect of interest [ 8].

The reasons why larvae of H. contortus and T. circumcincta used in this study showed such a high propensity to undergo arrested development, is a mystery.

Because the cavins have such a high propensity to oligomerise, it is possible that the subcomplexes would form in the cytosol before reaching the CAV1-rich membrane, and that the subcomplexes can reversibly assemble on a caveola.