Sentence examples for inherited tendency from inspiring English sources

He suspected a strong inherited tendency existed for muscles to respond, or not respond, to training.

Healthcare professionals are encouraged to identify individuals at particularly high risk of developing diabetes because they're obese or have an inherited tendency, and offer specific intervention.

Last month, his team published evidence of a link between MS and an inherited tendency that leads to vitamin D deficiency.

Most of this is type 2 diabetes which usually develops later in life, doesn't necessarily require insulin and is often related to obesity, especially in those with an inherited tendency.

They compared the cells of normal persons with those of persons having familial hypercholesterolemia, which is an inherited tendency to get abnormally high blood cholesterol levels and, as a result, atherosclerosis and other circulatory ailments.

"It may be that the mothers with a worse diet are more impulsive by nature, and hence find it hard to resist unhealthy options, and this inherited tendency is, at least in part, responsible for the presence of ADHD symptoms in their children," he said.

2 Some patients have inherited tendencies to short telomeres, resulting in diseases that include dyskeratosis congenita, 3 idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis 4 and aplastic anaemia.

I didn't know that I'd inherited this tendency to grieve deeply.

Some say she inherited his tendency to reward friends and punish enemies, a criticism Ms. Pelosi brushes aside.

Still, he and other experts believe that breast-feeding along with other protective measures can at least postpone if not prevent the emergence of an inherited allergic tendency.

Dr. Vinters said Lenin might have inherited a tendency to develop extremely high cholesterol, causing the severe blockage of his blood vessels that led to his stroke.