Sentence examples for whose propensity is to from inspiring English sources

Unlike political leaders today, whose propensity is to over-promise and then underwhelm, Mrs Thatcher promised little when she recited the vagaries of the St Francis of Assisi prayer on the steps of Downing Street, but boy, did she deliver something when she got inside.

We assert that this surface/volume high ratio definitely predetermines a hollow cage architecture or void within a fullerene whose propensity is to accommodate (incapsulation or embedding) therein guest atom(s) or molecule(s) [21].

With one-to-one nearest-neighbour matching, only one 'control' participant is selected for each 'treated' participant, namely the one whose propensity score is closest to the 'treated' participant.

On support are those individuals, whose propensity score is not smaller than the smallest and not larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of non-treated individuals.

On support are those immigrants, whose propensity score is not smaller than the smallest and not larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of treated native Germans.

Breakdown of the social structure due to conflict had resulted in economic destruction and a perceived soaring of vulnerable people whose propensity to HRSB is high.

With matching, each exposed subject is paired with the unexposed subject whose propensity score is the closest.

We chose this method from a variety of propensity score matching algorithms because kernel-based matching ensures that all cases in the control group will be used, whereas some other matching algorithms throw away control cases whose propensity scores are not similar to any of the treatment cases [ 17].

To ensure common support in each estimation sample, we delete all treated individuals whose propensity score is smaller than the smallest or larger than the largest propensity score in the respective group of non-treated individuals.

We also undertook further sensitivity analyses matching on propensity scores (1 1 matching, each exposed patient was matched to an unexposed patient whose propensity score was within +/−0.01).

In this way, exposed subjects are compared with unexposed subjects whose propensity scores are similar.