Sentence examples for predisposition for use from inspiring English sources

Because of its physical and physiological characteristics, the horse has a natural predisposition for use in sport.

The video recordings indicated a predisposition for use of the right front flipper during feeding.

The model posits that healthcare treatment or use is affected by: (1) each individual's unique predisposition for using services (predisposing factors), (2) the means available to each individual for obtaining services (enabling factors), and (3) each individual's level of need (need factors).

These data, especially the sibling study of Ersche et al. (2012a, b), indicate that greater dorsal striatal (caudate or putamen) volume is associated with a predisposition for drug use and part of an endophenotype that may predict a greater propensity to acquire drug seeking habits.

The Impact of Event Scale (IES) measures cancer specific distress [ 52, 53] and is included in baseline once using genetic predisposition for cancer as the distressing event, once using breast cancer.

According to the model a person's utilization of health services is a function of his/her need for such services, a predisposition to use them and factors that enable them to be used.

The main premise of the model is that healthcare use is determined by people's predisposition to use services, their need for healthcare and the enabling and disabling factors that influence their access to care.

The theory underpinning this study was Andersen's model of healthcare use [ 29], which presents healthcare use as determined by people's predisposition to use services, their need for healthcare and the enabling and disabling factors that influence their access to care [ 30].

In addition, caffeine usage has been moderately associated with a genetic predisposition for major depression, anxiety and substance use disorders [ 19].

This questionnaire has been developed for use in this trial to determine participants' predisposition to CINV.

The association of reduced volume in anterior cingulate gyrus and the history of cannabis abuse in schizophrenia was more interpreted in the context of a disturbed function of the anterior cingulate with the consequence of poor decision-making and more compulsive drive towards drug use as a predisposition for substance abuse than as a toxic effect of cannabis itself.