Sentence examples for In disposition to from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, March 27 , 1948P. 19 Communication received from Berlin, which reads: "Dear Sirs: I have laid out a great number of critics of the American theatres with the aim of archives & I may put them in disposition to an American institution for newspaper cuttings.

Compared to controls, patients on clopidogrel demonstrated a 14.7-fold increase in mortality [ 430], increased morbidity [ 429] and a 3-fold increase in disposition to a long-term facility [ 430].

After the "interessement" (generation of interest), the translation process proceeds with "enrolment", namely the commitment of the actors to engage in a disposition to act in light of current knowledge.

This paper aimed to examine the role of social exchange ideology in customers' disposition to social exchange in hospitality co-innovation.

In this aspect, it is important to mention that in most cases multiple genetic variations result in a disposition to a particular disease and each variant makes a small contribution to the overall susceptibility to pain.

He said something so delicate: he said, no, but it could put you in the disposition to have a beautiful dream.

Nevada is so weird that it would be impossible to say "I will capture Nevada," and it's just not in my disposition to say that I would represent its people.

Many authors took the position that there were important sexual differences in the disposition to feel specific emotions.

This is particularly pertinent where transporters are involved in drug disposition to its effect site.

We also recorded substantial correlations between the living situation in Germany, disposition to return and mental health.

This report, and the finding of Celf4-deficient mice with overlapping traits, for example, seizures, hyperactivity, and obesity, adds to the growing evidence that CELF4 is important for the brain development and in the disposition to obesity.