Sentence examples for possible predilection from inspiring English sources

Four genotypes cause 35% of documented cases of active tuberculosis (TB): Beijing (10%111%), Latin American Mediterranean (9.3%), Haarlem (7.5%), and the X clade (7%) (1, 2 ) The Beijing clade strains, reported in 1995 from the People's Republic of China, are widely recognized as highly pathogenic with a possible predilection for multidrug resistance (3 ).

Clinicians were recommend to take multiple random biopsies during colposcopy in all cervical quadrants even without visible lesions to avoid missing CIN invisible to the naked eye [ 15, 16], a possible existing predilection distribution of CINs on the cervix may help the clinicians to make decisions while performing random biopsy.

And one not remotely possible without an existing predilection for football among the rank and file sports fans, of any nation.

Possible etiology of the predilection of CIN for the anterior and posterior cervix may be twofold.

Our results provided more scientific and sensitive neuroimaging markers for reflecting the disease duration of migraine patients without aura, and helped to identify indicators of predilection sites for possible progressive brain damage in migraineurs.

It is also possible that female game play predilections may stem from an aversion to games that are sexualized, or games that feature violence, which is often the case with first person shooters.

The two talk about the global economic future, possible approaches to regulation, and Alan Greenspan's predilection for Ayn Rand.

The beauty of this letter was that the truth of what I already knew was getting, if it's possible, even truer — my subjects' quirks and predilections underscored in these inky words.

"In general, there's got to be a predilection for being as open as possible".

He says one possible explanation for the connection is that a predilection for junk food causes hypoglycemia.

A possible explanation for these observations could be a predilection of HER2/neu tumors to developed CNS metastases.