"My predisposition was not to change anything," he added, "but in this calendar year, we've had so many changes to our business that my brand marketing couldn't keep up".
This transformation of the sky from blue to dusk to night is the predisposition of the universe to change.
If endothelial phenotype is indeed sensitive to flow and shear stress patterns (Laughlin et al. 2008), then different types of exercise may logically result in different endothelial adaptations and, consequently, different degrees of change in the health of the vessel wall and its predisposition to atherogenic change (Goto et al. 2003; Green et al. 2008c; Wisloff et al. 2007).
Thus, the SHHF rat may be an appropriate model to study early predisposition to proliferative changes after asbestos exposure in humans.
If a patient told she has a genetic predisposition to obesity responds by suffering a loss of perceived control over weight loss, TPB suggests that a decrease in intentions to change behavior is likely to result (Ajzen 1991).
Could the genetic predisposition to an illness change the personal and professional outlook of a person?
And there is the city's storied predisposition to oppose any change, or even discuss issues.
As expected, because of their predisposition to chain transfer, the acrylate systems were minimally affected by changes in Ri and the addition of chain transfer agent.
Conclusions: Patients after Kawasaki disease tend to have a more adverse cardiovascular risk profile potentially indicative of an increased predisposition to premature atherosclerotic changes.
Low initial activity with following increasing activity under the treatment has to be suspected to the predisposition to the proliferative changes in the joint tissues required more intensive treatment.
Their effects range from vulnerability to stress in later life to cognitive performance, to emotional predispositions, to enduring changes in neurotransmitter function and brain morphology.
