Sentence examples for In predilection from inspiring English sources

The brain tissue obtained from ninety-five cognitively unimpaired subjects, with ages ranging from 22 to 50 years upon death, were immunohistochemically assessed for neurodegenerative changes, i.e., hyperphosphorylated tau (HPτ) and β-amyloid (Aβ) pathology in predilection neuroanatomical areas.

We each have the built-in predilections given to us by genes, upbringing, and whatever black magic you call god.

Differences in dendritic arborizations suggest differences in afferent connectivity because intrinsic and extrinsic hippocampal afferents show differences in their predilection to terminate either in the stratum oriens or the stratum radiatum (van Groen and Wyss 1988).

Shortly, he will strip from his sweats to a swimsuit for a dip in one of Joensuu's frigid lakes, indulging in a predilection he shares with about 900 others in the local Ice Bears Club.

If he occasionally gave in to a predilection for sheer loudness, it was nothing compared with the volume Rostropovich could produce in Shostakovich.

In this study, we investigated whether KLK6 level and CAPN1 activity differed significantly between pure DLB, AD and age-matched controls, in 4 grey matter regions that vary in their predilection to Lewy body pathology: parahippocampal, cingulate and frontal cortex, and posterior thalamus.

It could be argued that including pleocytosis in the case definition may have resulted in a predilection for enrolling patients with meningoencephalitis and/or meningitis; however, pleocytosis has commonly been included in the case definition for studies of encephalitis (24 ), and including it was necessary for our study because we were uncertain whether neuroimaging would be routinely performed.

"I'm confident in my predilection – I don't know what that word is – to engage.

Yesterday I made the happy discovery that I am far from alone in this predilection.

Sporting an incredible walrus mustache, Altenberg stood out further in his predilection for baggy clothing and sandals.

Republican voters, in their predilection (so far) for hell-raisers, have rejected the competent, contraction-free otherworldliness of Romney.