Sentence examples for most commonly predisposing from inspiring English sources

HPIV3 and RSV were used in this study as they are among the viruses most commonly predisposing to secondary bacterial infections [ 36, 37].

Originally suspected to be a marker for fetal and/or maternal thrombophilia, more recent studies have found it to be most commonly associated with grossly abnormal umbilical cords, which predispose to cord compression and compromise fetal blood flow [ 3].

Butcher's warts are found rarely on the hands of butchers who have repeated trauma that predisposes them to infection with, most commonly, HPV 7; although it is a well-known occupational disease, there is no evidence that the source of infection is animal papillomaviruses 20.

In HIV uninfected individuals in Vietnam, cryptococcal meningitis occurs predominantly in people with no clear predisposing factor and is most commonly due to C. neoformans var grubii.

Mental disorders at that time, most commonly PTSD and depression, are likely to be influenced by a range of predisposing, precipitating and maintaining factors.

On the other hand, a substantial body of evidence shows that P. multocida is unable to fulfil its role without predisposing circumstances of which B. bronchiseptica pre-infection is the most commonly recognised [ 2, 3].

Germline mutations in SDHB and SDHD, in addition to causing phaeochromocytoma, may also predispose to the development of head and neck paragangliomas (most commonly carotid body tumours) (Baysal et al, 2000; Gimm et al 2000, Astuti et al, 2001a,  2001b, 2003; Gimenez-Roqueplo et al, 2002; Neumann et al, 2002, Benn et al, 2003; Leube et al, 2004).

Questionnaires concerning possible predisposing factors have highlighted skin lesions as the most commonly identified potential source of infection, which is similar to findings in other countries (18, 22 ).

Local irritation, trauma to mucosa, poor oral hygiene, and hormonal stimulation during pregnancy are thought to predispose one to PG. PG may occur in all ages but most commonly occurs in women in the second decade of life, which is likely related to the high incidence of pregnancy during this time period.

Heavy Hepatozoon burdens were most commonly seen in squirrels suffering other concurrent respiratory infections but it is unclear whether a high Hepatozoon burden predisposes squirrels to these infections or whether high burdens are a consequence of other infections or stress factors.

Multiple diseases have the potential to predispose to angina episodes, including aortic stenosis, left ventricular hypertrophy, hypotension, arrhythmias, and anemia, but the most commonly encountered etiology is coronary stenosis due to atherosclerosis in CAD.