Sentences With a given propensity

• In fact, given the propensity of NPCs to yield a greater percentage of astrocytes with passage, it is crucial to match the passage of NPC lines in each experiment.
• Indeed it is easy to see why extroverts have a predisposition to greater levels of SWB given their propensity to socialise more.
• HLB of a nonionic surfactant can be calculated and used to determine the propensity of a compound to work effectively in a given solution of oil and water.
• However, given the propensity in post-colonial Zimbabwe to look at any significant commercial transaction through political lenses, a need arises to address such questions.
• One limitation of the current the current BN proliferation propensity model is that it represents a snapshot of proliferation propensity for a given country and a specific time so in this way does not
• We consider this output, which simultaneously considers all families that may be present in a locus, to more accurately reflect the true nature of SSRs, given the propensity of SSRs to spawn different
• Defense readiness is another element any government which wishes to negotiate with the CCP would be prudent to take to heart, given the CCP's propensity for using peace talk as a ruse to launch a war.
• Buxton Scout software uses demographic information compiled from various databases to determine consumer purchasing habits and propensity purchase within a given area.
• TI and TG, it provides a test for moral hazard in jointliability lending: the added propensity for subjects to choose a risky project when given the jointliability contract relative their choice under
• However, given the propensity for the latter to be associated with ventricular dysfunction, the importance of ventricular tachyarrhythmias as a cause of syncope in these same patients requires conside
• For one thing, Harry Potter gives no insight into the Ministry of Magic Probate Court, but also, Dumbledore probably would have preferred to have a Trust in his estate plan, given his propensity for s
• This is a great concern given the propensity for klebsiellae to host plasmids.
• As in the analysis above, we compare individuals of the same birth cohort who either did or did not have television at a given age to estimate whether television affected their propensity to start smo
• Given its propensity to metastasize, and lack of effective therapies for most patients with advanced disease, early detection of melanoma is a clinical imperative.
• A given politician, for example, may have a particular propensity for making a particular type of statement which then lends itself to a specific source of ridicule.
• In this retrospective study, to decrease selection bias, stroke patients were given propensity scores that reflected the likelihood of a DNR order.
• He is now moored in a bad position given the propensity of the Trent to flood.