Sentence examples for is more predisposed from inspiring English sources
"They want a better contract, so they say, 'Let's get a better sheriff who is more predisposed to our cause,' " Mr. Wexler said.
It is thought that the jaw is more predisposed to MRONJ compared to other bones.
Though the question of which gender is more predisposed to AC is a controversial one [ 36], the differences in the genetic composition of both sexes could probably be responsible for the observed difference [ 20].
Even though the differential expression analysis of miRNA* is more predisposed to false positive errors due to its low expression level, our findings on miRNA* still suggest the potential functional role of miRNA* in the complex miRNA regulatory circuitry (Additional file 8).
It is important to note that in the group exhibiting excess weight, the perception of feeling fatter than ideal may be a positive result because it can drive individuals to healthier habits, whereas for the eutrophic group, dissatisfaction due to perceiving themselves as fatter than ideal deserves increased attention because this group is more predisposed to risky behaviors.
While undoubtedly some people are more predisposed to working collaboratively and beyond silos, doing this involves breaking conditioning and normal practice.
And while they may be more predisposed than other groups to vote Democratic, they are not moving toward the party and its nominee as quickly and predictably as they have in past elections.
"Gain scents are more expressive, more emotional, and it just so happens that both Hispanics and African-Americans are more predisposed to scents being more experiential," Mr. Raman said.
For example, horses racing on synthetic tracks are more predisposed to fractures at the lower end of the cannon bone – what might resemble the shin bone in a human, but what anatomically is closer to the middle bone of the middle finger – than horses racing on dirt.
