Doctors were predisposed to use the test for several reasons.
Some cues may have been recruited during evolutionary history via natural selection, so that one is predisposed to use them appropriately [5], while others are presumably learned during one's lifetime.
It acutely increases attention, alertness, cognition and mood, with some individuals with dysphoric mood being predisposed to use caffeine more heavily, due to its mood-elevating potential (via activation of noradrenergic and dopaminergic pathways) [ 105].
Previous studies have demonstrated that children living in such social environments are predisposed to drug use in their adulthood [ 35, 36].
hES cell lines with genomes that are predisposed to disease can be used to develop cellular models of human pathologies.
And some breeds of animals are predisposed to certain diseases, so by using genetic approaches, they can address what are the genes that are defective in these different strains of animals that cause these genetic diseases.
Many patients with a diagnosis of either bipolar disorder or schizophrenia are predisposed to cardiovascular risk, and the use of second-generation antipsychotic (SGA) medications that can cause significant weight gain and altering of lipid profiles may compound this risk.
In conclusion, a fraction of patients who are predisposed to adverse reactions could be detected using ICC assays that detect γH2AX foci.
Since beef tissues used in pink slime are predisposed to E. coli and salmonella contamination, the filler is treated with ammonium hydroxide to kill the pathogens, before being mixed into ground beef as an additive.
Some of us are predisposed to addiction.
"People in general are predisposed to acting in ways they normally wouldn't when using the Internet," he says.
