propensity
31propensity — n. Inclination, proneness, disposition, bias, proclivity, ply …
32propensity — n 1. inclination, inclining, proclivity; proneness, aptness, liableness, likeliness; subjectabili ty, susceptibility, weakness, openness; tendency, tending, bearing, leaning, bent, turn, veering, Biol. tropism, cast, gravitation, drift; mind set …
33propensity — pro·pen·si·ty …
34propensity — [prəˈpensəti] noun [C] a natural tendency to behave in a particular way …
35propensity — pro•pen•si•ty [[t]prəˈpɛn sɪ ti[/t]] n. pl. ties 1) a natural inclination or tendency 2) Obs. favorable disposition or partiality • Etymology: 1560–70; propenseinclined < L prōpēnsus, ptp. of prōpendēre to hang down, be inclined …
36propensity — n. natural inclination or tendency …
37propensity — /prə pensɪti/ noun a tendency …
38propensity score — an assessment of the effect that factors in a person s background have on the probability that they will be chosen for a treatment group in a clinical trial that is less than completely randomized …
39propensity to consume — /prəˌpensɪti tə kən sju:m/ noun the ratio between consumers’ needs and their expenditure on goods …
40propensity to import — /prəˌpensɪti tə ɪm pɔ:t/ noun the ratio between changes in the national income and changes in expenditure on imports …