Sentence examples for may predispose a from inspiring English sources
Having either mycosis fungoides or B-cell lymphoma may predispose a patient to the other.
She was a member of a team at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences that in 1994 contributed to the isolation and characterization of BRCA1, a gene whose presence may predispose a woman to breast or ovarian cancer.
Results suggest that prior physical exercise may predispose a person to greater heat loss and to experience a larger decline in core temperature when subsequently exposed to cold air.
Another highly contentious study suggested that too much time in day care may predispose a child to bullying: youngsters who spent more than 30 hours a week away from mommy had a 17percentt chance of ending up as garden-variety bullies and troublemakers, compared to only 6percentt of children who spent less than 10 hours a week in day care.
Similarly, recurrent seizures may predispose a patient to CSD, inducing post-IH [37].
The decision to treat a seemingly stable SE stage two fracture conservatively, without accurate assessment of deltoid ligament injury, may predispose a patient to early posttraumatic osteoarthritis [5, 68, 101, 117, 132].
Alienation, feelings of powerlessness, hopelessness, and estrangement from society may predispose an individual to participation.
Therefore, it may be proposed that inherited differences in the response of the HPA-axis to stress may predispose an individual to either heavier or lighter alcohol consumption.
Background: Abnormal one-carbon metabolism may lead to general genomic (global) hypomethylation, which may predispose an individual to the development of colorectal neoplasia.
Conclusion: This is the first replication study on the NEI dbGAP SNPs, demonstrating that alleles on 1q, 2q and 10q may predispose an individual to AMD.
Neural stem cells give rise to new hippocampal neurons throughout adulthood, and defects in neurogenesis may predispose an individual to mood disorders, such as major depression.
