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However, more recently, two reports with meta-analyses of multiple studies with large sample sizes provide evidence for a positive association between the FokI ff genotype and an augmented predisposition to the disease [12], [13].

17 Severe, persistent pain may also lead to unwanted physiological responses, namely, increased adrenergic tone, augmented oxygen consumption, predisposition to hypercoagulability, decreased immune function and heightened risk of delirium.

But people like Ms. Ficon are shaped by a cultural predisposition to save, a tendency augmented in Germany by memories and stories of hyperinflation in the Weimar era between the two world wars.

The CRS-FA patients might have genetic predisposition to respond rigorously to SEB and by bystander effect, their Th2 responses to food allergens may be further augmented as one possible explanation.

Is it a predisposition to be feckless and lazy?

Do adolescents have a kind of predisposition to drug addiction?

"It may produce a physiological predisposition to better sleeping".

Genomic research can spot all kinds of predispositions -- so why not a predisposition to react to a skin cream or pollutant?

It derives from the ability to attach a cultural predisposition to a visible condition: skin color.

A predisposition to stress is heightened when pigs are raised in unstimulating environments, Dr. Grandin said.

For instance, I tragically lack the predisposition to eat fatty foods and not gain weight.