Sentence examples for weaker propensity from inspiring English sources
"weaker propensity" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English
It means a lesser or less strong inclination or tendency towards something. You can use it when you want to describe a tendency or likelihood of something happening, but it is not as strong or prominent compared to other factors. Example: Despite having a weaker propensity for violence, the peaceful protests were met with excessive force from the police.
Instead, the peaks are determined by the weaker propensity rules.
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.
This implies there is only a weak propensity for the VP19 monomers to form dimers.
We suggest the appearance of this band likely represents the extent to which GluN1 subunits have a weak propensity to form homodimers.
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].
This surface has a weak propensity to form a dimer, and the interaction of two protein monomers with a single strand of DNA increases the local concentration of the protein such that dimerization occurs.
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.
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).
This, too, can be explained by the difference in helical propensities between Leu and Ile: while both amino-acids interact in a similar manner with the Src SH2 hydrophobic hole, Ile has a much weaker helical propensity than Leu.
Interestingly, the peptide displayed significantly weaker activation propensity.
