These studies may help to define subsets of patients who may have more or less benefit from an anti-reflux operation or who may be more or less disposed to have complications.
Some existing studies have found evidence that the scientific community as a whole has been less disposed to accept the newest ideas in the 2000s than it was during 1990s.
Avoid sarcasm and jokes — students who take offense are less disposed to learn.
However, the relative magnitudes of the site-specific cancer incidences within a gender would only have been affected by underreporting of cases if the population sub-groups discussed above were unusually prone, or less disposed, to certain types of cancer.
No particular personality type seems more or less disposed to identify that limit.
The American women who put themselves forward for ordination after the first wave of feminism in the 70s were less disposed to submit to authority.
On the Human Rights Commission, though, donors appear less disposed to give the Karzai government the benefit of the doubt, after human rights and women's activists reacted angrily to Mr. Karzai's choices for new commissioners, who are supposed to be apolitical and independent and have a background in human rights.
As individuals, they were less disposed to brook royal interference, and, as a class and in the court of barons (Haute Cour, or High Court), they were capable of presenting a formidable challenge to royal authority.
The studio was among the first to sell new movies at low prices ("Star Trek II, The Wrath of Khan" was its first in 1982) and is no less disposed to selling the old.
Such a policy shift, however, seems hardly likely for a president less disposed to being a sheriff leading a posse than a lonely gunslinger riding off to seek another showdown with the enemy.
A whopping 20 Republican senators hail from states that opted for Medicaid expansion and are less disposed to jigger with the program's current status quo than their House counterparts.
