Tau exhibits only weak propensities for transient secondary structure and binds to microtubules, i.e., one of the largest macromolecular structures in cells, present at high natural abundance (∼10 μM).
Further, individuals with a strong propensity use transit equivalently no matter whether they live near metro transit, but metro transit tends to promote transit commute for those with a weak propensity of living near metro transit.
In general, scores for a single leaf tended to range over a full rank (four subranks), and the only effect of extensive prior experience seemed to be a weak propensity to avoid very high and low ranks.
Indeed, this strain has a weak propensity to develop adenosquamous mammary tumors at an advanced age [ 43].
An in vitro invasion assay showed that Hib has a very weak propensity to enter cultured epithelial cells [ 2].
Instead, the peaks are determined by the weaker propensity rules.
Monsanto and Syngenta grow weak, inbred corn with a propensity for high yields and a resistance to insects and ship it to the mainland for crossbreeding.
Sweezy, a six-foot-five, two-hundred-and-ninety-odd-pound defensive tackle, was knocked by scouts for his weak upper body, his lack of flexibility, and his propensity for meathead antics, which allegedly included a drunken altercation with a sixty-five-year-old bus driver.
PiRNAs have essentially no known defining sequence characteristics beyond a very strong propensity for a 5′-uridine and a weaker bias toward an adenosine at position 10.
Silicone stents produce the lowest levels of stress, which may be due to weak contact between the stent and the trachea and can explain their propensity for migration.
