Sentence examples for most likely predisposing from inspiring English sources
Our case adds to the small number of Nocardia sp. keratitis cases where contact lens wear was the most likely predisposing factor [1, 15].
A thorough analysis of polymorphisms in COL5A1 identified this gene as one of the most likely predisposing factors for Achilles tendinopathy.
Mining a database of the species' attributes, the researchers focused on characteristics most likely to predispose a group of animals to extinction, such as body mass, habitat range, and reproduction rate.
The most obvious of these was poverty, which often appeared to undermine the psychological empowerment most likely to predispose people to exercise agency in changing well-established behavioural norms.
Thus, controlling behavior seems to play a significant role in the propensity to commit violent acts against women, most likely acts as predisposing factor to violence, although other factors may be needed to fully explain this relationship with IPV.
This observation is explained most likely by a high prevalence of comorbidities predisposing to SCD in this age group.
Interactions between numerous SNP either alone or with combination with predisposing environmental factors, are most likely underpin the genetic component of this disorder.
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Self-identified depression significantly increased in the experimental region and is reported here as a predisposing factor as it is most likely to be an indication of increased awareness of depression rather than an increase in prevalence per se [ 9].
The higher CFR for invasive ncHi infections among elderly persons and persons with other clinical diagnoses (Table 3) most likely results from a higher prevalence of underlying medical conditions predisposing them to opportunistic infections.
Together, the data hence suggest that the decreased degradation observed in SLE is not a predisposing factor but rather a consequence of the autoimmune response most likely further fuelling disease pathology such as kidney disease.
