Sentence examples for predisposing contributors from inspiring English sources
Social or geographical isolation, poverty, and language difficulties are additional predisposing contributors (Fennig, Fochtmann, & Bromet, 2005).
Other than MCL-1, however, the other mitochondrial proteins assessed did not change significantly by up to 8 h treatment with ROC and are thus probably not major contributors to predisposing ACHN cells to respond to subsequent treatment with TRAIL.
We are especially interested in the microfibrillary composition of the fibrous hip joint capsule as hip laxity is an important contributor, or predisposing factor, to HD.
We confirmed these findings with a stepwise logistic regression model that included sepsis as a condition predisposing to ALI/ARDS to determine significant independent contributors to mortality in ALI/ARDS patients.
Other (predisposing) internal or external factors may be (more) important contributors, either in causing toe deformity or in preventing the establishment of a clear relationship between muscle atrophy and toe deformity.
In kidney disease, the progressive loss of renal capacity to produce calcitriol, the vitamin D hormone, is a key contributor to elevations in parathyroid hormone (PTH) and mineral and skeletal disorders predisposing to renal and cardiovascular damage, ectopic calcifications, and high mortality rates.
Only such studies can conclusively show whether mild dysnatremia is a remediable contributor to mortality risk, or a marker of impaired neuroendocrine homeostasis, insensitive to treatment and predisposing to allied causes of organ failure and death.
HIV infection predisposes a host to NTM infection and the HIV epidemic has been an important contributor to increased incidence of NTM infections in developed countries [ 5].
Note: predispose, not determine.
"Repetitive activity predisposes one to it.
