Sentence examples for particular predisposition from inspiring English sources

Zora Brown's family may well have a particular predisposition toward breast cancer.

It is the most commonly diagnosed congenital heart disease in horses, among which Arabian horses exhibit particular predisposition to this disorder [ 9].

However, there could be a particular predisposition in the genome organization that underlies the higher frequency of B chromosomes appearance in Capreolinae.

If this bacterial species alone is responsible for the typhlocolitis, it might reflect a particular predisposition to proinflammatory immune responses in IIJ mice.

Overall, 566 (25%) case-patients did not have any particular predisposition, or risk for severe S. pyogenes infection on the basis of the common factors outlined (Table 3) or any others considered pertinent by the reporting clinician.

Crude prevalence rate estimates for PD in 34 European studies range widely, from 65.6 to 12 500 per 100 000 27: that is, 0 32 diagnosed cases would be expected in the gastroenterological services' patient group, even if they had no particular predisposition.

To understand the emergence of MDR phenotypes, it is important to focus on the roles and diversity of these efflux pumps in a nonclinical context, especially for opportunistic pathogens, which present particular predispositions to quickly develop new antibiotic resistances.

The RFCs work as chromatin-associated factors that load and unload sliding clamps and promote DNA replication and repair; however, each of them has a special predisposition to operate under particular circumstances.

Considering that the statistic procedure neutralises the pain intensity factor, our data suggest a particular vulnerability to somatic symptoms and a special predisposition to develop negative pain affect in migraine patients in comparison to tension-type patients.

Any particular genetic predisposition requires particular external circumstances to bring it to fruition.

Boxers and wrestlers who diet to qualify for their weight classes presumably have no particular genetic predisposition toward obesity.