Sentence examples for possibly predisposed from inspiring English sources

Newcombe got "hooroosh," Roy got "orgeat," and then Newcombe, possibly predisposed by all the "p"s at the beginning, added a silent one to the beginning of "sorites," leaving an opening for Roy, who walked right through it, spelling "periscii" (again, look it up — it concerns shadows and the poles) and "cymotrichous," which is an unnecessarily complicated way to say wavy hair.

Are we ready to be exposed to the critical and possibly predisposed to the hostile eye of the world?

Both patients were elderly, and possibly predisposed to an increased risk of hyponatremic events based upon age alone.

Our results using quantile regression at the 75th percentile of CRS-T scores suggest that children observed to have more ADHD-like behavior at age 8 years, who were possibly predisposed by genetic and early-life environmental factors, may be more susceptible to both prenatal and postnatal exposure to PCBs.

It begins when police officers suffering from excessively high rates of depression, substance abuse, PTSD, suicide and is very possibly measurably predisposed to assault or sexually abuse, are handed guns and a license to use them.

It is possible that sex hormones may act as an oncogenic trigger in a small subset of patients, possibly those predisposed to hormone-related cancers and who carry some particular polymorphisms in estrogen metabolism-related genes, as was previously suggested.

It is plausible that alpha-interferon, which is both an antiviral and immunomodulating agent, can foster or exacerbate these symptoms, possibly in predisposed subjects.

Since misregulation of IL-1β expression has been predicted for patients with mutations in the MEFV gene, we conclude that patients heterozygous for rare missense variants of this gene may be predisposed to FMS, possibly triggered by environmental factors.

The level of PR1 induction was two-fold higher in edr2-6 relatove to Col-0 plants at every time point suggesting possibly that edr2-6 mutares are predisposed to respond to a stimulus activating the SA pathway.

Colonization of the patient's nares with MRSA, possibly PVL-producing, may have predisposed her to a bacterial co-infection, consequentially increasing her risk for death from influenza (1 ). S. aureus clones USA300 and USA400 are emerging causes of community-acquired pneumonia in healthy adults and are leading to a rise in co-infections with influenza and MRSA.

Possibly supporting this hypothesis, when mice predisposed to development of autoimmune disease were treated with TCDD during gestation, postnatal autoimmunity was exacerbated.