Sentence examples for predisposition to form from inspiring English sources

Many models of psychology agree that we're born with some biological predisposition to form attachments.

Conformational changes in Ire1's kinase domain modulate the enzyme's predisposition to form oligomers, in which Ire1-Ire1 contacrosscross multiple interfaces activate Ire1's RNase activity.

Our current understanding of the process of sensitization suggests that there is a strong genetic predisposition to form IgE to allergenic proteins on airborne particles.

However, this would require a) an ancestral in-built tendency of Cad to modulate Delta, b) a predisposition for the Notch pathway to form oscillatory clocks, and c) some unknown constraint of selective advantage leading to the repeated recruitment of these pathways in different phyla, in the face of other genes that could fulfil similar roles.

Our work may provide additional evidence to the genetic predisposition to familial form of MNG with PTC.

The Hungarian Vizsla has an inherited predisposition to a form of inflammatory polymyopathy.

HLA-DR3 was shown to be involved in the acquisition of cellular immunity during the reactional state, but not in predisposition to this form of the disease [ 46].

Also, the cancer group was almost a decade younger then that expected nationally (www.wcisu.nhs.uk), suggesting a possible local predisposition to this form of cancer.

Briefly, our results in the Chinese family agreed that rs944289 but not rs116909374 at 14q13.3 locus might be associated with genetic predisposition to familial form of MNG with PTC; it will be intriguing to further analyze the pathogenic link between rs944289 and the disease.

Our results verified that, for the predisposition to familial form of PTC and radiation-related PTC, their mechanism of PTC susceptibility did not completely overlap each other, since the genetic determinants associated with radiation-related PTC were not presented in the Chinese family members with PTC and MNG.

Our combined association studies in human and pig in the predefined fatness related pig QTL region revealed three most likely genes, FAM73A, NEGR1 and TTLL7, as being responsible for genetic predisposition to common forms of obesity, especially subcutaneous fat thickness (Figure 5).