"native disposition" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a person's innate or natural tendency or personality. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing someone's character, personality traits, or behavior. Example: Sarah has always been an introvert, her native disposition makes her prefer spending time alone rather than in large groups.
A North Carolina native whose disposition is far sunnier than the somber presence he gave off on "The Apprentice," Mr. Cooper is much more at home talking about the golf course, with good reason.
Later, in assuming an "antic disposition", Cumberbatch tries on a Native American headdress and then settles for parading around in the scarlet tunic and peaked helmet of a 19th-century infantryman.
The owner, Afranio, told me that a 32-year-old Pantanal native named Tuca would be "completely at my disposition" as a guide for two days.
The owner, Afrânio, told me that a 32-year-old Pantanal native named Tuca would be "completely at my disposition" as a guide for two days.
Parental C. lutrensis can overcome native congeners following introduction because of an aggressive disposition, short generation times, and high fecundity (DeVivo 1995; Fuller et al. 1999; Burkhead and Huge 2002).
In 2015, the Times Magazine published a moving story by Chris Suellentrop, a journalist and Kansas native, whose uncle, a state legislator with a serious and temperate disposition, had joined the Brownback movement.
The binding of IPTG to native (tetrameric) LacI oDNA complexes also appears to facilitate a modest change in the average homodimer homodimer disposition.
When observing the allografts that presented less resistance than the native MPFL (208 N) (Herbort et al. 2012), these did not show an aparent decreased density of the collagen disposition histologically evaluated in comparison to the rest of the study.
The distribution patterns of LAD-loaded apoE liposomes and native LDL in the tumour-bearing mice were very similar, which supports the role of the LDL receptor in the disposition of the prodrug-loaded particles.
Disposition: Claim thrown out.
