For example, in surveillance data, both sets of cases tend to be representative of those with more severe illness [ 18, 19] and are likely to have the same disposition to seek medical care [ 19].
First, one must have grounds for confidence that the dispositions one seeks to explain are (either biological or cultural, as the case may be) adaptations that is, dispositions that were selected and are maintained because of the way in which they promote their own fitness or the fitness of the wider system, rather than being accidents or structurally inevitable byproducts of other adaptations.
However, only limited studies have examined factors associated with appropriate care-seeking disposition for NNJ among expectant mothers across distinct socio-cultural settings in Nigeria [ 19- 21].
Although a Liberal by family heritage and disposition, Primrose never sought public office, or ever actively participated in politics.
The U.S. is also seeking a "satisfactory disposition" for roughly 800 IS prisoners held by the U.S.-backed Syrian opposition, Bolton said, adding talks were ongoing with European and regional partners about the issue.
The standard WASH disposition, for instance, is, unarguably, "crabby".
The disposition for Vincent Tobin has been anything but efficient.
"You have to have the disposition for it".
"No one has been able to identify a discrete biological or cultural disposition for genital cutting".
Brecht had a disposition for anonymity & ordinariness; he was an anarchist of a special sort.
Education might seem likely to soothe a disposition for violence, but it doesn't.
