However, this hypothesis would not explain why the propensity to engage in proxy fights, Recent Fight, predicts campaign success after controlling for past campaign success and other measures of activist skill.
And that's why humans' propensity to kill adults is so dangerous, Ripple said — our hunting behavior "has ecological implications". Think of it from a business perspective: An adult female is the capital, and the young she produces are the interest generated by that capital.
None of them can explain why the propensity of Nup98 FG domains for spontaneous phase-separation is so perfectly conserved in evolution.
It's not clear to me why catalytic propensity would leap out as the explanation for separating the lists of amino acids (His, Asp, Glu, Lys, Arg) and (Val, Ile, Leu, Phe, Ala) rather than, say, hydrophobicity (which is known to play a huge role in protein structure and is the one property that invariably comes up as important in studies of code optimization.
In a 41-nucleotide sequence, there are 40 singlet propensities (the C at 31st position is not included in the score) and 780 (=40 × 39/2) doublet propensities, which is part of the reason why doublet propensities contribute to the score greater than singlet propensities.
It considers both why Canada's propensity to file is so much higher than that of the U.S., and why Australia's is so much lower.
Why is there a propensity of failed studies for acute ischemic stroke in adults?
Clearly, not everyone has £5,000 of savings lying around – but with an average deposit in London around the £90,000 mark, you can see why people with a propensity for saving a little each month might be tempted to invest in one of these schemes, rather than keep on waiting another decade or two, hoping that prices don't rise as exponentially as they have for the last ten years.
Why is there such a propensity to perpetuate medical inequality?
