Some people believed that babies born with teeth or on Christmas or between Christmas and Epiphany were predisposed to becoming vampires.
These 46 also identify regions of ipsilateral histologically 'normal' breast tissue are predisposed to becoming malignant.
This finding suggests that some regions of ipsilateral histologically 'normal' breast tissue are predisposed to becoming malignant and that normal-appearing tissue with malignant signature might warrant treatment to prevent new primary tumors.
Thus, Ca2+ signalling is predisposed to becoming non-uniform, in part because of slow Ca2+ diffusion in both the cytoplasm and SR.
Trisomic BG01V APCs may be predisposed to becoming astrocytic cancer cells, but have not yet acquired the full spectrum of mutations required for malignant transformation.
Cows with long non-lactating periods are predisposed to becoming excessively fat, since cows do not regulate intake according to their physiological requirements [ 71].
We speculate that in our patients, sustained low SBP, in the context of reduced NO bioavailability, might have predisposed to episodes of silent cerebral hypoperfusion until becoming symptomatic.
The judge, Colleen McMahon, listened to defense arguments that the government had not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendants had been predisposed to take part in a terrorist attack before becoming involved in the conspiracy.
Alternatively, and/or in addition, some may arise simply because specific regions of the genome are predisposed to generate piRNAs, with whatever is inserted into the locus becoming a substrate for piRNA production.
This involved a predisposed athlete characterised by intrinsic factors (e.g. age, previous history, neuromuscular control level) becoming susceptible to injury via interactions with extrinsic risk factors (e.g. game conditions, playing equipment) (Meeuwisse 1994).
