Sentence examples for greater disposition from inspiring English sources

His later writings showed a more philosophic mood and a greater disposition toward literary or meditative allusion than did his earlier work.

Exenatide-treated patients exhibited weight loss (5.7 kg), increased insulin sensitivity, and a greater disposition index (DI) (a reflection of β-cell function adjusted for insulin sensitivity) after 3 years of therapy.

An analysis of enrolment by sex shows that women have greater disposition to engage in dentistry training than men: on average, 6 of every 10 students enrolled were women [ 16].

For example, a study by Tang and Gibson [ 46] showed that individuals with higher trait anxiety (a greater disposition to experience anxiety) tend to exacerbate perceived pain stimulations more than lower trait anxious individuals.

Others assume that patients with OCD and comorbid depression are not sufficiently motivated for the challenging ERP treatment, suffer more severe distress and functional impairment or have a greater disposition to misinterpret innocuous intrusive thoughts as being significant [ 68, 102].

Moreover, particular efforts should be made to enrol students of rural origin in the entry selection process, and their greater disposition to serve rural people should be reinforced during the training process.

His father, noticing the child's great disposition for dancing, gave him his first lessons.

"He has such a great disposition.

"She's just someone with a great disposition," Beggs said.

I used to have a great disposition, but now I find myself complaining and grumbling to myself and to whoever else will listen about how burnt out I'm feeling.

It helped that Grant's Tomb was decked out in the Stars and Stripes, but it seemed that Whitman's poem was the emblem of a greater national disposition.