Sentence examples for had a higher predilection from inspiring English sources
"In countries in the Middle East and India and China, investors have historically had a higher predilection to hold tangible assets like gold, gems [and] jewelry, as well as art, both as investments and hedges against inflation," says Michael Plummer, a cofounder of Artvest, an independent, financially focused art advisory firm based in New York.
The effects on gaze would be seen most clearly in subjects who have a higher predilection for coupling eye and head movements.
Liedtke reported that TNBC has a higher predilection for visceral metastasis and early recurrence within the first 3 years of follow-up [ 3].
Secondary to abundant lymphoid tissue and the relatively longer contact time of intestinal contents with the mucosa, the terminal ileum has a higher predilection for TB infection.
In other words, this promoter has a high predilection for muscles that are susceptible to dystrophic damage.
The overall low rates of mycotic aneurysm in the present study could be partly attributed to very low prevalence of Salmonella enterica serovar Choleraesuis bacteraemia, which has a high predilection for causing bacteraemia and mycotic aneurysm [ 12, 13].
Women with diabetes had an unexplained higher predilection for atrial fibrillation compared with men.
Statistically, our study did not substantiate a higher predilection of TNBC factor for metastasis.
Unlike human seasonal influenza viruses, a throat swab has a higher yield than a nasopharyngeal swab for the H5N1 virus due to the general predilection of the H5N1 virus for the lower respiratory tract.
This is particularly true of the highly prevalent diseases of the fibrocartilaginous temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which also have a high female-to-male predilection but which, unlike similar diseases of other joints which largely occur postmenopausally, are observed primarily in women of reproductive age [ 6, 7].
We therefore postulate that individuals with a predilection to BD and ED have a high likelihood of anxiety in adolescence, followed by development of BD, then ED, and then alcohol use disorder.
