Sentence examples for genetic predilection for from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Well-documented risk factors for DHF include secondary infection caused by a DENV serotype which differs from that responsible for the prior dengue episode [ 3, 4], the genetic predilection for causing hemorrhage of the culprit DENV [ 5, 6], the genetic predisposing for hemorrhage of the dengue patient [ 7], the aging of the host [ 8, 9], and diabetes mellitus (DM) [ 10– 13].

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

A common genetic predilection might exist, but such a predilection is likely to relate to a pathogenetic mechanism that is common to the two diseases.

Recently, clade 2.3.4.4 viruses have shown a predilection for genetic reassortment, giving rise to H5N2, H5N5, H5N6, and H5N8 virus subtypes, and have become globally widespread, causing infections in wild birds or poultry elsewhere in Asia, and in Europe and North America (1 – 3 ).

We explored this question by examining the compartmental distribution of knee OA in our study population; whereas knee OA is expected to predominantly affect the medial tibiofemoral joint (subject to greater loading [44]), many rarer inflammatory, erosive or genetic forms of OA have a predilection for the lateral compartment [43].

…of the French predilection for classicism.

Gruiform birds have a predilection for travel on foot.