Using large, real-world, propensity-matched datasets we demonstrate that after a relapse on IFN β or GA, switching to natalizumab (rather than between IFN β and GA) led to superior outcomes for patients in all measures assessed.
By acknowledging that art-making, let alone art-looking, can be fun, the gifted co-curators, Elisabeth Sussman and Jay Sanders, are also commenting on the art world's propensity to avoid the frivolity it feeds on, and the tendency to be ashamed of its money and its various unimaginative social hierarchies.
They make it a little easier to fight against what Cruvellier calls "the world's propensity to forget, and against the impure pragmatism of the powerful".
Bin Laden's death in Pakistan was particularly satisfying for those Indians who have resented what they took to be the world's propensity to lump India and Pakistan together.
However, it is obvious to me that despite the art world's propensity to announce that Feminist art is passe, its reach and influence has extended all over the Western world.
Each work is retailed at roughly 2,000 times the price of the IKEA hanger, proposing a double poke at mass consumerism, and at the art world's propensity to transform dust to gold by validation of a gallery's white walls.
It's saying something when even someone once fuelled by the sporting equivalent of White and Pinkman Pharmaceuticals is left lamenting the track and field world's perpetual propensity for breaking bad.
Finally, probability is a feature of the world in modern propensity views, as well as for the medieval semantic notion of probability.
Reliability might be understood in a frequency sense (pertaining to what occurs in the actual world) or a propensity sense (pertaining both to actual-world and possible-world outcomes).
The art world has a great propensity to take its own incestuous circles of communication as exercising significant leverage on the 'real world'.
