Sentence examples for genetic predilection from inspiring English sources

Can your genetic predilection for Alzheimers or breast cancer be held against you?

Food allergy can develop from a combination of genetic factors and environmental exposures, as part of overall atopy, a genetic predilection toward overreactive immune responses against harmless environmental exposures.

This is where high-tech's genetic predilection for optimism kicks in:Sun and its Web-host customers argue they could actually benefit in hard times.

This, along with a genetic predilection for making beauty (his grandfather was an award-winning artist) led to a marked career that spans pen design, manufacturing, consulting and ambassadorship as he travels the world.

One thing I have seen many times over the years is younger guys who smoke a lot of pot and it activates (I'm guessing) a genetic predilection for paranoia which, under assault from high volumes of THC, triggers late adolescent THC-induced paranoia.

24 It is likely that the smaller CSA values for females reflect genetic predilection rather than brain injury.

Environmental factors have been linked to elevated uterine levels of estrogen, but more work is needed to determine if environmental factors may also play a role in elevating prenatal testosterone levels to shape an extreme male brain in those individuals whose multiple genetic predilections point toward autism.

That's right: Jango Fett, whose real name was Bruce Fitzgerald Fett and was born in Aukland, wasn't called Jango for nothing (he dropped the silent D because they didn't have that particular consonant combination on his adopted planet of Kamino), and his son, Boba, took on some of his father's latent genetic predilections including a love of the Gypsy Troubadour's jangling guitar.

"A lot of people are likely exposed to these pesticides, but few develop Parkinson's disease, so [this research] suggests that those who do develop it have genetic predilections," he says.

Indeed, the early trials focusing on inhibiting TNF-α or IL-1β did not risk-stratify their patients in terms of their individual inflammatory status or genetic predilections towards certain types of phenotypic responses [ 28, 29].

However, I'm not sure this predilection is genetic.