Sentence examples for 1 predisposition from inspiring English sources

Edelman et al. offers a subclassification system for shoulder pain identifying a cluster of etiological factors: (1) predisposition, (2) fatigue, (3) injury-related (faulty) mechanics, and (4) tendinopathy [27].

Indeed, 1) predisposition to NASH appears to cluster with that for metabolic risk factors within families, 2) ethnic differences, partially explained by a different prevalence of patatin-like phospholipase domain-contain 3 protein (PNPLA3) variants, have been reported [ 10- 12], and 3) studies in twins demonstrated a high heritability of liver enzymes values reflecting liver fat content [ 13].

Pre-anesthetic problems included (1) difficult intubation due to micrognathia and bifid epiglottis, (2) predisposition to aspiration, and (3) airway stenosis due to prolonged intubation during infancy.

Known as the PIRO system, sepsis patients are classified across four domains [ 33, 34]: Predisposition, Infection, Response, and Organ dysfunction.

According to Apostolou and Fostira [ 80], more susceptible genes have been discovered and BRCA1 and BRCA2 predisposition seems to be only a part of the story.

As sequencing technologies evolve, more susceptible genes have been discovered and BRCA1 and BRCA2 predisposition seems to be only a part of the story.

The correlation between the relative T1D predisposition of class II alleles and the structure of their proteins has also been described [ 19].

As acknowledged by McCarthy and Zeggini (2009), the >40 gene variants of T2D susceptibility genes known to date cannot fully explain T2D predisposition.

These findings support a model, in which T1D predisposition at IDDM2 results from a failure to adequately present proinsulin peptides of the low-expressing and T1D-predisposing IVS1-6A allele in the developing thymus (Supplemental Fig. 2b).

Moreover, the different behaviour in terms of T1D predisposition of both DR3-positive main haplotypes, AH 8.1 and 18.2, argues in favour of a second susceptibility locus besides the standard class II molecules (DR and DQ) in the latter.

The pre- and post-questionnaires consisted of: (1) knowledge about swallowing problems, PEG tubes, risks and benefits of tube feeding, supportive care, and substitute decision-making; (2) predisposition to options; and (3) decisional conflict.