Sentence examples for usual propensity from inspiring English sources

The mere existence of this zany proposal is an acknowledgement that the usual propensity of governments is to weaken civil society rather than to strengthen it.

Insulin detemir lacks the usual propensity for insulin to cause weight gain.

Relative validity of this approach was explored by relating usual propensity for high-sugar and high-fat foods, respectively, to energy-adjusted sugar and fat intakes calculated from one 24-h recall interview, which was also assessed in the majority of the children by parental proxy.

To reduce confounding due to measured covariates when estimating the effect of exposure to a specialist team, patients treated by each of 11 teams were matched to similar patients not treated by any team (usual care) using propensity score methods.

It has been postulated that the increased risk of severe pulmonary hemorrhage may be related to the usual central location and propensity for cavitation but another possibility is a significant "super" response.

The Principal Principle underpins an argument (Lewis 1980) that whatever they are, propensities must obey the usual probability calculus (with finite additivity).

A quasi-experimental comparison between MMB participants and propensity matched case-controls receiving usual depression care (UDC) (N = 100) also was conducted.

In a Canadian province, Hemmelgarn et al. demonstrated a 50%% reduction in risk of death in a predialysis cohort who received interdisciplinary care compared with a propensity-matched control group who had usual nephrology care (Table  1) [ 61].

Partita for solo violin – written in 2006 and played here with her usual authority by Lesley Hatfield – helped clarify Watkins's propensity to create an unselfconsciously lyrical flow of material and to balance it with a consciously meticulous craftsmanship.

Youth receiving CYPM services were less likely to recidivate than propensity score matched youth receiving "services as usual" even when controlling for location, time and other key covariates.

Participants 3109 patients who received care from specialist palliative care teams in 2009-11 (exposed) matched by propensity score to 3109 patients who received usual care (unexposed).