Such findings, Dr. Raine and his colleagues suggested, could indicate that as children, people with antisocial tendencies might be less responsive to criticism or punishment, and "hence become predisposed to antisocial behavior".
Based on these observations, it appears that age-related Chfr hypermethylation may constitute a general defect where individuals may become predisposed to the development of gastric cancer.
Since both FeLV and FIV are immunosuppressive in nature, it is likely that FeLV- or FIV-infected cats become predisposed to opportunistic or secondary infections [ 18].
Patients with RA have a decreased functional ability and are forced into a sedentary lifestyle and as such, these patients often become predisposed to poor bone health.
Fortunately, CIAKI is a transient disorder in the majority of patients, however, CIAKI can also have severe consequences: Patients with CIAKI suffer from an increased rate of in-hospital complications including an increased mortality rate and may become predisposed to long-term loss of kidney function [ 1– 6].
The poor become so predisposed to believe that we are at fault that the judgment inherent in this message begins to feel like part of our own thoughts.
But as African countries grow, despite the unevenly shared benefits of that growth, the expectations of the poor and the aspiring middle class will continue to advance — aided by social media — and both groups will only become more angry and predisposed to protest as they perceive the stark inequalities surrounding them.
The team inserted telomerase into skin and lung cells that are predisposed to become cancerous but lack telomerase activity.
Some individuals may be genetically predisposed to become abusive, he says, and this may be exacerbated by early environmental influences.
