Sentence examples for a higher predilection from inspiring English sources

The effects on gaze would be seen most clearly in subjects who have a higher predilection for coupling eye and head movements.

"In countries in the Middle East and India and China, investors have historically had a higher predilection to hold tangible assets like gold, gems [and] jewelry, as well as art, both as investments and hedges against inflation," says Michael Plummer, a cofounder of Artvest, an independent, financially focused art advisory firm based in New York.

Statistically, our study did not substantiate a higher predilection of TNBC factor for metastasis.

Liedtke reported that TNBC has a higher predilection for visceral metastasis and early recurrence within the first 3 years of follow-up [ 3].

Secondary to abundant lymphoid tissue and the relatively longer contact time of intestinal contents with the mucosa, the terminal ileum has a higher predilection for TB infection.

This is consistent with findings from previous studies that showed a higher predilection for uncontrolled BP in diabetic patients [ 17, 23– 26].

In other words, this promoter has a high predilection for muscles that are susceptible to dystrophic damage.

As previously suggested, factors that could contribute to a high predilection of adenovirus infection in Aboriginal children include socioeconomic, crowding and nutritional conditions [ 20, 21].

Breast cancer shows a high predilection for metastasis to the bone, causing bone pain, pathological fractures, hypercalcemia, spinal cord compression, and immobility [ 93].

The overall low rates of mycotic aneurysm in the present study could be partly attributed to very low prevalence of Salmonella enterica serovar Choleraesuis bacteraemia, which has a high predilection for causing bacteraemia and mycotic aneurysm [ 12, 13].

Certain serovars of Salmonella show a much higher predilection for causing bacteraemia and these serovars differ in different countries [ 2, 3].