Sentence examples for toward the propensity from inspiring English sources
This result implied that statistical relevance cannot adequately define explanatory relevance, and Salmon would gradually move toward the propensity approach in Salmon (1980 , 1989.
We assume here that the gold NPs associate directly with the amine groups of the SAM due to the known affinity of amine groups toward gold and the propensity of the citrate anions on the gold NPs to be easily displaced by amine groups.
The distinct θ 1 and θ ERS traits reflect the influence each trait has on the propensity toward selecting a given score category.
Célinte (1661) and Mathilde d'Aguilar (1667) explore the distinctive traits of female psychology, especially in the area of the passions and the propensity toward curiosity.
The propensity toward on-enzyme chemistry may vary quite substantially among the substates (i.e., varying effective kcat values).
Activation of peroxisome proliferator activated receptor (PPAR -γ signaling influences metabolic PPAR -γsignaling propensinfluences inflametabolic
A striking characteristic of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is the propensity toward excessive stereotyped behavior that is carried out to reduce the likelihood of adverse consequences (1).
Additionally, previous work indicated that Ku70 mediates a feedback loop selectively modulating the propensity toward apoptosis or cell cycle progression/survival.
Because waist circumference reflects centralized obesity, and the propensity toward large waist circumference varies according to race/ethnicity, its effect may differ from that of BMI (17, 18).
While of major interest, it is notoriously difficult to characterize the specific ensemble of conformational substates of an enzyme and determine the propensity toward on-enzyme chemistry of a particular member.
Notwithstanding the above, this study definitely piques our interest and adds weight to the hypothesis on the role of SUA in the propensity toward development of AKI in a diverse patient population [ 21].
