Sentence examples for are better predisposed from inspiring English sources

Children of trusting parents trust others more easily than children of distrusting parents, and children with trusting siblings are better predisposed to trust.

But if businesses want that data, they need to remember a few important principles, then consumers will be better predisposed to sharing.

The use of organisms homogeneous with respect to their ability to perform tasks ensured that none of them would be a priori better predisposed than others to learn new tasks.

While some may be predisposed to be better at perceptual accuracy and visual memory than others, "the rest of us use tricks to emulate this".

I'm predisposed to think the book will be better than the film (the scope of the book allows for forays into whale lore, history, and more).

All balance outcomes were better among offspring of mothers carrying the A allele (who would have been predisposed to lower alcohol consumption).

On tonight's Around The Horn, a panel show featuring sports journalists from around the US, three writers not normally predisposed to the sport admitted that this year's NHL play-offs have been better than their NBA counterparts.

As a consequence dogs are generally predisposed to develop better skills for action inhibition that in a social context results in higher willingness for cooperation with humans.

Which not only makes them feel better about themselves, but they're more predisposed to feel better about you.

The nucleotide diversity though appears better parameter, is also predisposed to influence of past demographic events.

Therefore, non-genetic cell-to-cell phenotypic variation seems to underlie the response of M. tuberculosis to antibiotics and the dogma that slow-growing cells are predisposed to persist better in the presence of antibiotics is not universally true.