Sentence examples for because of a hereditary from inspiring English sources

Because of a hereditary condition, her kidneys do not function properly, and she depends on the dialysis to clean her blood.

Both became schoolteachers, and they might never have taken up photography if they hadn't both lost their hearing in their 30's, possibly because of a hereditary disorder.

Mr. Panko, who lost his teeth in his early 50s because of a hereditary form of periodontal disease, eventually replaced his dentures with something better: dental implants.

Ann Stauber, who went to that protest in a wheelchair she uses because of a hereditary disease, testified that she became "very uncomfortable" in one of the barricade pens and tried to leave.

Two members of the Llanes family are blind and two are going blind because of a hereditary eye disease called aniridia, which causes the eye to develop without an iris.

"Insurance isn't perfect, and there are lots of things about it that are frustrating, especially when something is disqualified because of a hereditary issue," said Dr. Diane Deresienski, a veterinarian at the Bowman Animal Hospital in Raleigh, N.C.

This is because (1) there is often lack of a hereditary (familial) pattern in most index BrS patients, (2) sodium-channel blockers do not usually provoke the Brugada ECG pattern in normal subjects, and (3) the ECG pattern can also be seen or provoked in patients with structural heart diseases.

But there is tempting evidence of a hereditary component to political choices.

Observe that a subgroup of finite index of a hereditary just-infinite group is hereditary just-infinite.

But such a commitment to freedom turned out to be a smoke screen for the development of a hereditary dictatorship.

Indeed, the set of all descendants of (w_1) is a hereditary subset of V.