Sentence examples for superior propensity from inspiring English sources

Metallic nickel has shown the most promise for the production of phenolics from lignin due to its superior propensity for cleaving aryl aryl C O C bonds and C OH bonds in side chains containing CH3 or CH2 functions, commonly yielding C1 C3 alkane-substituted guaiacols as the major product [25].

In addition, the superior propensity towards EBM of clinicians forming the periphery might reduce their risk of becoming over-embedded.

Compared with α-tocopherol, γ-tocopherol is a slightly less potent antioxidant with regard to electron-donating propensity, but is superior in detoxifying electrophiles, such as reactive nitrogen oxide species (Jiang et al 2001).

Nanomagnetic memory and logic are currently seen as promising candidates to replace current digital computing architectures due to its superior energy-efficiency, non-volatility and propensity for highly dense and low-power applications.

Here, we tested the hypothesis that the high level of c- myc conferred to CD10-positive ALL cells both a superior cycling capacity and a more pronounced propensity to undergo apoptosis.

Combining the use of propensity scores with covariate matching is superior to the use of either strategy alone [15].

Rosenbaum and Rubin suggested that to obtain covariate balance, an approach combining both the propensity score and covariate matching is superior to the use of either strategy alone [26].

I find using simulation analysis of a general model of interdependent behavior that the degree to which such less disruptive suppression tactics are superior to more disruptive ones increases in the propensity of individuals to engage in the behavior in question.

Rosenbaum and Rubin suggested that to obtain covariate balance, an approach combining both the propensity score and covariate matching is superior to the use of either strategy alone [ 26].

Rosenbaum and Rubin suggested that an approach combining both the propensity score and covariate adjustment is superior to the use of either strategy alone [ 41].

Secondly, bipartite matched propensity score analyses as an additional, superior statistical method of adjusting for potential baseline confounding (Rosenbaum, 1985; Rubin, 1997; Boonpipattanapong and Chewatanakornkul, 2006; Fueglistaler et al, 2007) was used.