Sentence examples for may predispose it from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis is that while the conforming surface of the humeral polyethylene may predispose it to surface wear modalities, as seen in total hip arthroplasty, the presence of clinical instability may also increase the occurrence of focal contact stresses leading to subsurface fatigue failure.

In both wild-type and Tg2576 mice, the total levels of tau protein were unchanged with as long as 23 hours of cycloheximide treatment, and this stability of tau in vivo may predispose it to accumulation such as occurs in AD with paired helical filament tau [24], [25].

T. caespitum is highly territorial, omnivorous, and has a foul taste (at least to myrmecologists) which makes it unpalatable to predators [66], [68], [69], all of which may predispose it to life in cities, though why it does better where more cement is present, both in New York and elsewhere, remains unknown.

Such an observation would suggest that some aspect of the genotype may predispose it toward becoming a successful MDR pneumococcus.

In addition, the edited antibody will usually have a longer CDR3, which in itself may predispose it to autoreactivity or polyreactivity [ 79].

Many investigators believe that the minimal sub-epithelial connective tissue and muscularis of the upper urinary tract may predispose it to early tumor invasion [ 2- 5].

But it's also what may predispose him to injury".

The developmental history of a cell may also predispose it to activate expression of specific metastasis-promoting mechanisms on malignant transformation.

This invites the interesting speculation that whatever neurodevelopmental processes masculinize an otherwise female brain to manifest male-typical sexual interests may also predispose it to male-typical sexual disorders.

Your pet's breed may also predispose it to certain types of diseases or illnesses that can rack up recurring expenses.

A structural variation may be benign, it may influence phenotypes, it may predispose to or cause diseases, and it may be transmitted to next generations.