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tendência
Catalan
proclivitat
Spanish
inclinación
A likelihood of behaving in a particular way or going in a particular direction.
leaning
tendency
inclination
penchant
predisposition
predilection
aptness
proclivity
proneness
Portuguese
tendência
1
That said; there's a
propensity
to underestimate a temporary or minor problem.
2
That said; there's a
propensity
to not give certain developments enough thought.
3
This allows for the
propensity
to generate a greater number of leads.
4
The greater uncertainty about job prospects is reducing tenants'
propensity
to move.
5
A greedy algorithm approach was used to conduct the
propensity
score match.
6
We used multivariable
propensity
scoring to compare functional outcomes according to treatment.
7
We used
propensity
score modeling to create matching cohorts for each analysis.
8
But the wandering
propensity
was inherent in the very nature of Crockett.
9
That said; there's a
propensity
to read too much into too little.
10
Character goes down before passion in them; nature is reduced to
propensity
.
11
These relations were also observed when we used
propensity
matched cohort analyses.
12
Infectious diseases may have an unexpected weakness: their own
propensity
for laziness.
13
Differences were estimated with adjustment for known prognostic factors using
propensity
scores.
14
Unhappily the King shows a
propensity
for the pleasures of the table.
15
Henry was growing increasingly aware of this mind-reading
propensity
of his niece's.
16
The besetting
propensity
of my ancestor soon began to appear in Leaplow.
propensity
use propensity
natural propensity
have a propensity
strong propensity
high propensity
Portuguese
tendência
Catalan
proclivitat
inclinació
tendència
propensió
Spanish
inclinación
tendencia