Sentence examples for predisposed to use from inspiring English sources

Some of us may be genetically predisposed to use food.

Doctors were predisposed to use the test for several reasons.

Some cues may have been recruited during evolutionary history via natural selection, so that one is predisposed to use them appropriately [5], while others are presumably learned during one's lifetime.

It acutely increases attention, alertness, cognition and mood, with some individuals with dysphoric mood being predisposed to use caffeine more heavily, due to its mood-elevating potential (via activation of noradrenergic and dopaminergic pathways) [ 105].

Polaroid is aiming its new campaign primarily at individuals it describes as "social snappers" -- a group with a mean age of 37 and average annual income of $50,000, who officials said are spontaneous, fun-loving, highly social and predisposed to using an instant camera.

So it is possible (though hard to prove) that as our hominin ancestors began walking on two legs rather than four, freeing up their hands to perform new tasks like making tools, they were predisposed to begin using those hands differently.

The assistance of religious leaders who are well predisposed to the use of family planning may also be sought in order to convince the male partners to allow their wives to use family planning.

Previous studies have demonstrated that children living in such social environments are predisposed to drug use in their adulthood [ 35, 36].

Miller's seven years as head coach of the Canadian national women's team predisposed her to use international hockey techniques and to recruit players from outside North America.

For instance, a study conducted by Bongaarts et al. and Tuoane et al. show that free access to family planning services predisposed people to use of modern contraceptive [ 4, 31].

There may have been something specific about the poison dart frogs' ancestors that made them predisposed to defend themselves using poison.