Sentence examples for The predisposition from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being predisposed or susceptible to something, especially to a disease or other health problem
The predisposition to develop bipolar disorder is partly genetically inherited.
The predisposition to migraine is approximately 50 percent genetic.
The predisposition to come to something as recondite as an art museum requires a whole set of things that a museum itself cannot give.
The predisposition, or diathesis, to schizophrenia is highly heritable.
The predisposition of their investigation misses the more obvious point and egregious problem in the IRS.
The predisposition of tumours to undergo EMT can be enhanced by genetic alterations.
The predisposition hypothesis was further based on different findings.
The predisposition to exhibiting a particular coping style is due to genetic and environmental factors.
The predisposition of males has been established in humans, but remains unexplained [ 3].
The predisposition of cigarette smokers for development of respiratory and oral bacterial infections is well documented.
Since then, few have changed the predisposition of voters.
