Sentence examples for morphology that predisposes from inspiring English sources

Professional ballet dancers may have hip bony morphology that predisposes them to cartilage or labral injury.

Prior to making a diagnosis of signet ring cell carcinoma, it is important to exclude a metastasis from a signet ring cell carcinoma at another site; this is critical in the setting of a hereditary cancer syndrome that predisposes to malignancies of similar morphology at different sites.

Then she heard about a genetic variation that predisposes some people to nicotine addiction.

Differently, it has been speculated that there is a genetic link that predisposes people with CH to nicotine addiction [7].

Third, individuals prone to PP are patients with underlying disease that predisposes to immunodeficiency and infection [2],[3],[6].

The language is complicated and calculated, based a system of morphology that never ceases to astound me.

But what about those people who have a genetic vulnerability that predisposes them to long-term psychosis?

A major factor that predisposes to PWMI is hypoxia.

At the level of myocardial capillaries, conditions that predispose to MVD are associated with changes in capillary wall morphology, including basement membrane thickening, endothelial swelling, or compression by the surrounding tissue see Fig.  1 and Table  1.

These patients will present with nasal morphology such as narrow nostrils, recurvature of the lateral crus of the LLC, overprojected tip, and weak sidewalls that predispose the patient to obstruction.

The five moral systems, in Dr. Haidt's view, are innate psychological mechanisms that predispose children to absorb certain virtues.