Sentence examples for a significant predisposition from inspiring English sources

The DMA*0101 allele was observed to confer a significant predisposition to this autoimmune disease while the DMA*0102 allele protected significantly.

Germ-line mutations of KMT2D are associated with Kabuki syndrome, an autosomal dominant disease characterized in part by immunological defects, but without a significant predisposition to lymphomas.

The Predominance of Verbal and Imagery-based Thoughts VAS (Section 5.5.7) has been used with bipolar patients to demonstrate a significant predisposition towards imagery-based processing styles (Holmes et al., 2011).

Paracchini et al. [12] reported that haplogroup O-M122-derived lineages (O3 in their paper) were associated with a statistically significant predisposition to prostate cancer in their Japanese sample.

The SS and SX groups of the African patients showed a statistically significant predisposition to aCCP seropositivity compared with the XX group (SS group vs XX control group: OR = 7.01, P = 0.0121; SX group vs XX control group: OR = 6.4, P = 0.0223), and RF was also more prevalent in the SS and SX groups compared to the XX control group, although the difference was not significant (Table 5).

But while there is a significant genetic predisposition that influences when a woman decides to start having a family, most women in Britain and other western countries are continuing to delay the timing of their first pregnancy, they said.

Familial aggregation in a small proportion of cases suggests a significant genetic predisposition [ 17, 18].

The latter study detected a significant gender predisposition with 60.1 % males and 39.9 % females compared to a control population [ 82].

Of the investigated epileptic dogs, 63.3 % were females and 36.7 % were male; however, a significant gender predisposition was not detected.

This study found a significant gender predisposition for male dogs (ratio 3.5 1), but only when a distribution of 1 1 for the general dog population was assumed [ 84].

Given that rare adverse drug reactions have a significant genetic predisposition [ 19], the use of CPRD and other databases has the potential to revolutionize research in this field.