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This is, after all, the only industry whose propensity to failure seems to be as great as in the 19th century.

He may be waving a big stick at Albany, but he is speaking softly and, for now, seems to be avoiding Mr Spitzer's propensity to arrogance.

It would be too simplistic to put all of this down to a cultural propensity to defer to bullying corporate bosses.

It would only shift the surplus to the commodity exporters, whose propensity to consume out of additional export revenues may be very low.

Age did not seem to make a difference in the propensity to share.

A propensity to be saucy was one; and a perverse will, that indulged children invariably acquire, whether they be good-tempered or cross.

Net travel propensity refers to the percentage of the population that takes at least one tourism trip in a given period of time.

We do not find the implied theoretical assumptions underlying propensity scores to be attractive or robust.

Gross travel propensity gives the total number of tourism trips taken as a percentage of the population.

I think the reason is many years of indoctrination and obedience has led to a propensity to acquiesce to others expectations.

And their propensity to be spectacularly wrong seems not to damage their business at all.

With his huge salary and his propensity for injury, there may not be much interest around the league.

However, the quality of information has not always evolved nor has the propensity for humans to panic less.

The younger generation has a strong propensity for instant gratification, wanting it all and wanting it fast.

Augustin Tzen's staunchly independent mindset has led him to a propensity for individual battle.

What was not known at the time, however, was DDT's propensity to accumulate, persist and damage the environment.

Since this propensity is genetically embedded on our brains, we have no way of preventing its manifestation.

Earth has a propensity to give of her information to "save" other creations, and this is how she has lost so much over time.

Absolutely shameless in its propensity for violence and nonstop action -- and, most of the time, a heck of a lot of fun to watch.

This forbidding figure speaks in the voice of your deepest doubt, your greatest fear or your own propensity to criticise yourself.

But it may explain how people with apparently similar lifestyles differ in propensity to put on weight.

Like many Chinese officials, Mr Yu displays a facility with figures and a propensity to deploy them using military metaphors.

Previous research has shown that our propensity towards generosity is only partly explained by our genes.

Given the propensity for human error in such circumstances, mechanised grunts might make such calls better than flesh-and-blood officers.

They need Davis to be in shape, engaged, motivated -- and a lot of other things he hasn't shown the propensity to be.

An alternative would be to estimate a linear model and assume that the marginal propensity to import is constant.

If children are naturally helpful and sociable, what system of child-rearing best takes advantage of this surprising propensity?

Ongoing from that was a phase of a propensity for depression, for compulsion, for paranoia.

Mr. Bint has a propensity to put off decisions to the last minute.

Underestimating your own propensity to have conversational blind spots!

An organization's propensity toward "governability" will be a major factor in its ability to adopt a governance strategy.

A high marginal propensity to consume increases the effect of any expansion in autonomous spending.

And residential construction is as good a way as any to illustrate Houston's propensity for the never-ending makeover.

JL: Was it your propensity for offbeat roles that led you to the title role in "Don Juan De Marco? "

Watch now for your propensity to be over-protective.

A propensity score analysis to adjust for different baseline clinical, angiographic, and procedural characteristics was performed.

The size of the multiplier depends on the marginal propensity to consume and on tax rates.

Since the poor have a far higher marginal propensity to consume than the wealthy, Mr Cain's plan would kill demand in the economy.

Propensity score matching was used to adjust for differences in baseline health status.

The frequency interpretation and the propensity interpretation belong to the objective interpretation of modern inductive logic.

The findings are subject to selection bias and confounding, which will have been minimised but not eliminated by propensity score matching.

We examine whether disclosures of material internal control weaknesses affect auditors' propensity to issue going concern opinions.

Well-functioning capitalist economies, with their high propensity to innovate, could arise only when serviceable institutions were in place.

The Icelandic male had a propensity to try to fix something it wasn't his job to fix.

Some men or women, however, have a genetic propensity for DHT to "attack" hair follicles, especially those on the top of the head.

They continue to be governed by their animal propensity towards induction.

The characteristics of customers in this research mainly include technology readiness, trust propensity and risk perception.

The conjugate gradient method generated by this formula is globally convergent and avoids the propensity of short steps.

and strategies to counter the high propensity to save by households, corporates and central government.

The propensity for tuxedoed birds to enact something like a gay marriage has since provided a memorable skirmish in the culture wars.

For a start, the four collaborative species are unrelated, suggesting that a propensity for cohesion has evolved independently.

to have the propensity to exchange genes with influenza viruses from other species.

The recent declines in housing and stock-market wealth have increased Americans propensity to save.

The results are disturbing because Acinetobacter baumannii has the propensity to develop resistance to almost all available antibiotics.

Such timing would make sense given Apple's propensity for introducing new versions of its mobile devices near the same time every year.

Adjust the consumption propensity, purpose is to stimulate consumption.

Virgo can also be a grumbling and tiresome person with dictatorial propensity.

So, we suppose that risk propensity influence decision-making behavior through reference point adaptation.

By a quirk of fate, he again axon, then with eye diseases and propensity for his failure.

Given the propensity of established firms to diversify into new areas, it seems likely that start-ups are sometimes crowded out.

Humankind's extraordinary propensity to follow a herd mentality was graphically in evidence last week.

Resilient and textile floor coverings. Assessment of static electrical propensity.

The surplus countries' propensity to save nonetheless remains high.

Contemporary news media have a strong propensity to transform into and develop as private goods.

The personality of the individual adopter plays an important role in the propensity to trust the unfamiliar.

Yet the prospect of a first face-to-face meeting provides a natural check on people's propensity to exaggerate.

They have identified 13 new sets of genes associated with a propensity to store fat either around one's abdomen or one's hips and thighs.

"But his news conference showcased once again his propensity for self-inflicted wounds" ( Newsweek ).

Given the propensity for catastrophic flooding, the ground floor was relegated to public and office functions.

The proposed method helps place propensity scores and other matching proposals in context and reveals their advantages and disadvantages.

America's propensity to pay has one important benefit: it encourages investment in research.

The marked vascular engorgement accounts for the propensity for rectal bleeding.

'A modest boost to domestic consumption is likely given the high consumption propensity of low-income households. '

Thus we assume that the income elasticity of demand rather than the marginal propensity to import remains constant.

Each of you have the propensity to bring in the sacred organizing powers of your Solar Selves and ignite light in others.

Marginal propensity to consume is the effect on consumption of an additional dollar in disposable income.

It primarily points to a propensity to this condition.

Should genetic engineers fix nearsightedness , say, or a propensity to put on weight or lose hair?

Early-life stress increases the propensity for alcohol abuse later in life, both human and primate studies have shown.

After majors in other fields took an introductory economics course, their propensity to give also fell.

With a relatively low loan-to-deposit ratio of 68 percent, banks' propensity to lend seems intact.

Individuals, companies and some governments have continued their propensity to save.

Despite HIV' s known propensity to infect the CNS and cause neurological disease, HIV neurocognitive disorders remain under-recognized.

Humans inherited a propensity of deferring karma much like their Pleiadian and Sirian ancestors.

A natural propensity or inclination; predisposition.

The hyphae of Aspergillus are seen more clearly here. Aspergillus has a propensity to invade into blood vessels.

Furthermore, risk propensity and entrepreneurial self-efficacy have an effect on entrepreneurial decision.

The 90's ages propensity for entertainment , also like to be individualism .

Prendergast stresses that the weather affects men's propensity to wear colour.

They are natural leaders with a propensity for high achievement.

If you do this again and again, the propensity, the tendencies for anger to arise again will be less and less each time you dissolve it.

Is there a human gene affecting our propensity to bond with a single mate?

But he did make a trip to the Great Wall, where he marvelled at the Chinese propensity to build walls.

To this end, the authors use a generalised propensity score technique.

"THE propensity for risk-taking in India has gone up a lot, " says Sanjeev Aggarwal.

Cultural fatalism and superstition have long fed the propensity for gambling.

In recent months, nowhere has this propensity been more pronounced than on Wall Street itself.

Oddly, as Chinese incomes have grown, so has their propensity to save.

This rambling propensity strengthened with years.

As a kind of safety cigarette, low ignite propensity cigarette could reduce the risk of fires effectively.

Textiles - Determination of fabric propensity to surface fuzzing and to pilling - Part 2 : modified Martindale method.

And, yes, the US trade deficit does have something to do with its propensity to spend rather than save.

These aggressive ants, named for their propensity to latch onto objects, are well known in Australia for their large size and painful sting.

Democracies always have a propensity towards ugly protectionism in a recession.

Risk perception is influenced by cognitive bias and risk propensity, which have a direct impact on entrepreneurial decision.

The research is essential in order to work out the structure of the virus, its origins and its propensity to spread.

"It is the combination of behavior and the organism's propensity for what to do with nutrients it takes in, " whether to store or use them.

But statement (3) does not concern the average propensity to consume.

The problem is that Chinese citizens' propensity to save is not matched by investment options.

insight into the propensity to innovate on the factory floor.

You can use this natural human propensity to retrieve your audience's attention.

Textiles - Determination of fabric propensity to surface fuzzing and to pilling - Part 1 : pilling box method.

It showed the propensity of the US to take radical steps to support a domestic political agenda.

The secret of the new method is that depth changes an earthquake's character in ways other than just its tsunami-generating propensity.

The ultimate power of older folk, however, stems from their propensity to vote.

Our panel includes annual exports to 33 propensity to import from China would do violence to the data.

Given our propensity to look for patterns in a superfluity of data, is it any wonder that so many are taken in by such codified claptrap?

It is about the marginal propensity to consume (MPC), which is the extra consumption generated by a dollar of extra income.

That propensity, he and others argue, has created a backlash.

Esthesioneuroblastomas have a particular propensity for crossing the cribriform plate to enter the intracranial space.

Thailand is known for its beaches, great food and, more recently, its propensity for political protests, but not much for dinosaurs.

The propensity for low faecal egg counts is hereditary.

For those humans wishing a closer communication with others, this is available to them even without a native propensity.

Asia's propensity to save is engrained more by policy than by culture.

That slope is the marginal propensity to consume.

Not only is its global convergence proved easily hut also it avoids the propensity of short steps.

The more tax breaks and transfers go to those with a greater marginal propensity to consume, the bigger the economic boost.

This player makes you afraid and uncertain to begin with, so you'll have a propensity to get emotional.

the effect of risk propensity is not prominent.

There are two reasons why education's spread reduces women's propensity to marry.

Moreover, this policy will violate the people's natural propensity.

He showed a propensity for violence.

So the propensity to acquire certain kinds of hernias reflects layers of human history: our fishy past and mammalian present.

He has a propensity for drinking too much alcohol.

Propensity to consume is there.

When Uranus is involved, you never know what to expect, but an opposition usually indicates a propensity for untoward or jarring events.

While the study found the most deceitful age was 12, the propensity to fib dropped to about 70 per cent once the children had turned 16.

Such gangs have a propensity to combine against a common enemy.

The Chinese language embraces many unique politeness features, such as self- denigration and affirmative propensity.

Most boys have a propensity of playing with machinery.

He has a propensity to self-subversion.

The US, founded on the principle of liberty, may have a propensity to go to extremes and push the pendulum too far.

Chinese tourists tend to stay in Kowloon hotels but it could be that the propensity of Hong Kong residents to consume is waning a bit.

Do online daters have a propensity to lie?

Nonetheless, research dating back to 1998 indicates a high propensity for people to buy in their own language.

Redwoods have an enormous surface area that extends upward into space because they have a propensity to do something called reiteration .

The reason for my propensity for outdoor activities is that they can build my mind greatly.

Hester had often fancied that Providence had a design of justice and retribution, in endowing the child with this marked propensity;

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Experimental study of the propensity of coal stockpiles to spontaneous combustion

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Other evidence for a biological propensity for a mid-afternoon nap includes: sleepiness increases in the mid-afternoon;

Identification and treatment of malignant arrhythmias or propensity for producing ventricular tachyarrhythmia

Study of the changes in the marginal consumption propensity of Chinese town residents

Trend of Our Residents'Consumption Propensity and Its Reasons

Cautiously utilizing silicone compounds in soft-finishing of wool products--Study on electrostatic propensity of wool products

Through this study, in theory, we preliminary investigate the mechanism how risk propensity affects decision-making behavior;

both of the proportion of breeding and business income have positive effect on financing propensity and credit demand quantity;

Although high savings rates can be found across Asia, the Chinese propensity to save is rooted in deep-seated memories of scarcity

Inclination usually refers to an individual's propensity for or disposition toward one thing rather than another:

Robert Samuelson attributes the lagging economy to increased propensity to save

Preliminary Study on Propensity of Potosia brevitaris Lewis and Its Behaviour Law in Endangering Maize by Formicating

Textile floor coverings - Assessment of static electrical propensity - Walking test

Improving the Rural Marginal Propensity to Consume and Constructing the New Socialist Countryside

A study on relationship between interest rate and marginal propensity to consumption of Chinese town residents

Method for generation and counting of the airborne linting propensity of fabrics in the dry state

Empirical analysis to marginal propensity of consumption of Chinese town resident

Textiles - Determination of fabric propensity to surface fuzzing and to pilling - Pilling box method

Bias Adjustment in Health Economic and Outcomes Research: The Propensity Score Method

The results show as below: income has a negative effect on financing propensity but has a U-typed effect on credit demand quantity;

Analyses of phase and propensity for Chinese town resident consumption behavior

Dusting Propensity of Powder Dyes: Evaluation of Editorially Revised

Marginal propensity to spend out of income

Study on the Behavior Propensity in Attitude of Chinese Children to Children TV Advertising

Adjusting the Distribution of People's Income, Enhancing Household's Average Propensity Consumption

Testing method for electrostatic propensity of woven and knitted fabrics

Probe into Differences of Marginal Consumption Propensity in Urban and Rural Area

A Thinking on Excessive Money--Hypothesis of Marginal Propensity to Consume

An Analysis of Farmers'Average Propensity Consumption

Effect of Income Gap Upon Consumption Demand from the Perspective of Propensity to Consume

An Analysis of Cause of Formation on Peasant Propensity to Save

Taxis response and selective propensity of Bactrocera tau to six host fruits

On Popper's Propensity Interpretation of Probability

Predicting customers propensity to repay at maturity

given your propensity for recklessness and adventure

software is no different , except in its propensity to change

An effective method to reduce bias between two compared groups: propensity score

Given the propensity of established firms to diversify into new areas

Study on the Ash Deposition Propensity and Mechanism of Shenhua Coal

Marginal physical propensity to import

marginal propensity of tourism consume

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marginal propensity to save, MPS

APC Average propensity to consumption

Family marginal propensity to consume

A propensity to focus and build on positive life experiences

average propensity to save, APS

Risk Preferences and Risk Propensity

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Self-ignition propensity of coal with FTIR spectra

Research on propensity of lint shedding from yarns

marginal propensity to consume, MPC

Propensity of customers to accept risk through rising prices

Analyzing the Influencing factor of the rural residents'low consume propensity in China

Just because of this propensity of the stone,

the notion that whites have a higher propensity for serial killing is a myth

Sticking Analysis of Marginal Propensity to Consume and Alterative Policy in China

The Change of the Resident's Consumption Demand and the Propensity to Consume in China

Impact of Household Income Inequality on Tendency of Propensity to Consume in China

On College Students'Reading Propensity and the Library Service

Chinese consumers do not have a greater propensity to save than Chinese in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan;