Sentence examples for known predisposition from inspiring English sources
The extent and severity of SPCT caused by two different commercially available SPCs with known predisposition for thrombophlebitis, were studied in a rabbit model.
It usually occurs through the main incision during hydrodissection and is commonly associated with floppy-iris syndrome; however, it can manifest in cases with no known predisposition and can occur at any stage during surgery.
A single serious ADR of seizures was observed in a patient with no known predisposition to seizures.
Mutations in known predisposition genes account for only about a third of all multiple-case breast cancer families.
Patients with multiple (5 100) colorectal adenomas (MCRAs) often have no germline mutation in known predisposition genes, but probably have a genetic origin.
Multiple gene identifications of subsets of breast and colon cancers have provided clear evidence of a genetic contribution to some portion of these two cancer sites (considered independently), but it is noted that the percent of familial cases explained by the known predisposition genes is low, and that the known predisposition genes primarily explain dense pedigrees with close relatives.
The presentation of known predispositions to ALI such as pneumonia, sepsis, shock, and trauma to emergency rooms may provide opportunities to limit a patient's risk of developing downstream direct and indirect pulmonary insults.
As shown in Figure 1A for all investigated subjects with/without a known genetic predisposition for Type 2 diabetes, several lean individuals with a known genetic predisposition for Type 2 diabetes showed a marked increase in abdominal fat cell volume over a small increase in body fat as compared with lean subjects without diabetes heredity.
The suggestion to study people with known cancer predisposition mutations who don't go on to develop cancer is a great one, but not an easy one.
Some of this last third are known: genetic predisposition, ultraviolet sunlight, pollutants such as pesticides, and other factors including cosmic radiation and a naturally occurring radioactive gas called radon.
However, there was also substantial sibling pair concordance (P <.01) for smoking history (74%), regular alcohol consumption (81%), and sedentary lifestyle (63%), environmental traits without known inherited predisposition.
