23 Taking into account the possibility of sharing susceptibility genes by chance, the statistical evidence supports the idea of the so-called "autoimmunome" network, whose genes would give a predisposition for autoimmune disease.
Even given this predisposition, though, the movement's faith in the messianic potential of Schneerson, who was childless, was always uncommonly strong.
Given this predisposition, when subordinates hear the CEO cares about end results, not the details of getting there, they may be even more reluctant to come forward with problems or seek advice on process points along the way.
Given his predisposition for violence, his apparent lack of remorse for the pain and suffering he caused, and a troubled family history of suicides and death, it was always thought that Milosevic would go down in a bloodbath in Belgrade or opt to kill himself rather than surrender.
The relationship between experiences of combat and the psychological health of these men is examined, with consideration being given to predisposition and possible causative influences of military service on their later careers, examined from individual and societal perspectives.
Given the predisposition of darker skin-toned individuals toward lower 25-OH-D levels, hypovitaminosis D among darker skin-toned orthopaedic patients may be underrepresented in this study [4].
Given that predisposition, leaders need to beware that on occasion their bias for the positive can produce negative outcomes.
Billionaire philanthropists, small-donation millennials, immigrants from the Northern Triangle, church groups, corporations, and nonprofits would have the opportunity to save lives--and given Americans' predisposition to philanthropy, they would almost certainly take it.
Given the predisposition of the EB on Meu1q and Hsa14q32.33 for continuous rearrangement through double-strand breaks and ENC formation within both marsupials and humans, the coincidence of specific classes of retroelements at these regions implies they may be integral to the underlying mechanism for prolonged instability.
Interestingly, most Oct4-binding proteins linked to a human hereditary disorder (13 of 14), mostly developmental or cancer predisposition, give rise to a related phenotype when absent in the mouse.
