Sentence examples for lower predisposition from inspiring English sources
In contrast, we have seen that the Spanish parties PP, PSC, and CS have a lower predisposition to dialogue with other parties.
On the other hand, parties against the referendum (({rm PSC ^{rm {rt}}}), ({rm Cs ^{rm{rt}}}), ({rm PP ^{rm{rt}}})) show a lower predisposition to dialogue with other parties and, therefore, most of their replies are within their own party.
Individuals with a high predisposition to violence are more likely to respond to environmental triggers (e.g., social interactions, stressors) with violence, compared with individuals with a lower predisposition to violence (Ferguson and Dyck 2012).
Reduction of oxidative DNA damage may lower predisposition to neoplastic transformation which otherwise may result from errors in repair of DNA sites coding for oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes.
Therefore, different SGK-1 genetic variants may code for different type of kinases with higher or lower predisposition to be ubiquitinated and then inactivated, based on their amino acidic sequences, and therefore with different abilities to respond to noxious stimuli.
Thus, while the decreased rate of translation induced by these agents may slow down cells hypertrophy and alleviate other features of cell aging/senescence reduction of oxidative DNA damage may lower predisposition to neoplastic transformation.
The lower predispositions to weight gain and metabolic disorders corresponded well with the FTO risk allele non-carriers compared to the carriers.
Although the aetiology of PPFE is considered idiopathic in most cases, an association with a wide range of factors has been reported such as genetic predisposition; recurrent lower respiratory tract infections; underlying diseases or conditions such as collagen vascular diseases, bone-marrow transplantation or lung transplant patients suffering from restrictive allograft syndrome [5, 6, 7, 8].
Thereby, a genetic predisposition can lower the threshold for fatty acid release by adipocytes into the circulation and as a result enhance the risk for type 2 diabetes.
Men tended to be younger and slightly more insulin sensitive than women in both (NGT and GI) groups, although there were a lower prevalence of genetic predisposition in the NGT male group.
It is unclear whether there may be a genetic predisposition to lower β-cell mass and function, earlier β-cell loss from environmental factors, or quicker β-cell exhaustion from higher levels of insulin resistance or a complex combination of all of these factors among South Asians (34).
