Sentence examples for inherent predisposition from inspiring English sources

"Thus her inherent predisposition is to try to reopen embassies as soon as possible.

The highly deformed rocks of the study area, combined with the humid climate with much snowfall and rainfall, have left the landscape with an inherent predisposition for landsliding.

"People are born with an inherent predisposition for certain proclivities; this innate potential for atypical sexualities and fetishes may or may not be expressed.

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia patients have an inherent predisposition to second cancers and the incidence is further increased by treatment.

Alternatively, the greater fat levels observed in this study may be due to an inherent predisposition with BSCP.

Nigral neurons have a known inherent predisposition for accumulating mtDNA deletions both with age and in conditions associated with neurodegeneration.

The place itself was pretty dim and depressing, inherent predispositions that weren't being helped by the poor decorating skills of the current resident (one oven mitt, blank white walls, an old iMac sitting on top of the fridge).

The increased incidence of BM in HER2-positive disease can possibly be attributed to an inherent biologic predisposition.

The iconographic needs and the inherent aesthetic predispositions of Zen Buddhism were refined through this initial relationship with the Kamakura elite and over the next several centuries became widely influential throughout Japan.

Perhaps because of the cat's innate predisposition to tameness and its inherent faunal charm what the Japanese would call kawaii.

Perhaps because of the cat's innate predisposition to tameness and its inherent faunal charm — what the Japanese would call kawaii.