Some believe that early-childhood experience establishes a lifelong predilection for a sweet or a salty, a creamy or a crunchy peanut butter.
Over the past century and especially the past 50 years, an accrual of epidemiological evidence has established that the unintended consequence of humankind's predilection for labor-saving contrivances is an epidemic of hypokinetically induced cardiovascular disease, morbidity, and mortality.
Due to a limited number of cases, breed predilection for only CMSs has not been established, but it has been reported for all canine mammary tumors [ 1, 28, 33].
For Jason Crabtree, a 33-year-old software writer, and his wife, Melissa, 29, this storied rural resting place, established in 1836, offered "a cross-section of humanity you don't usually see," said Mr. Crabtree, explaining the couple's predilection for weekend cemetery visits.
Allen's predilection for the "eroticized daughter" is quickly and uncomfortably skirted by shifting the attention to Farrow's reaction: "Certainly Farrow established the grounds for that interpretation by first using the word rape for what went on between Allen and Previn.
The rarity of the disease has rendered study on its incidence difficult, and estimates from reported series have yet to establish any general consensus, although sympathetic ophthalmia appears to have no predilection toward any particular age, race, or gender [3].
Establishing outposts in far-off lands is often considered the ultimate American insurance policy, but it's precisely our predilection for getting mixed up in other people's messes that has distracted us from fixing our own.
It recognizes no sovereign borders in its quest for establishing an Islamic Empire and is primarily characterized by the subjugation of women, complete intolerance for ethnic or religious minorities, and predilections for brutality and violence.
