Sentence examples for predisposition to more from inspiring English sources

Immunosuppressed patients are a special group in intensive care (ICU), with predisposition to more serious illness.

Whether IC unresponsive to physical exercise and smoking cessation identifies those with a heritable predisposition to more severe vascular events deserves to be addressed.

Data argue for this phenotype as identifying those with a heritable predisposition to more severe vascular events (i.e. with unfavorable combination(s) of genes modulating lipid metabolism, arterial pressure, vascular function, inflammation, hemostasis, and/or leukocytes and endothelial cell function) (141 144).

Recently the MYH 9 gene has been identified as a marker for more rapid progression to ESKD in Black patients [ 31, 32] due to non-diabetic kidney disease and it is possible that a similar genetic predisposition to more rapid progression even in the face of a relatively low blood pressure exists in the South Asian population but this hypothesis requires further study.

They investigated whether these specific SNPs were associated with a predisposition to a more severe disease outcome in 91 patients with septic shock compared with 73 healthy blood donor controls [ 34].

Interestingly, rats exhibit a predisposition to display more anxiety- and depressive-like states when lower concentrations of ovarian hormones are observed during the metestrus-diestrus phase of the ovarian cycle.

As six musical clans appeared in various multigenerational combinations, you felt that a genetic predisposition to perform mattered more than any pushy mother in determining a child's future in show business.

Individuals with a high predisposition to violence are more likely to respond to environmental triggers (e.g., social interactions, stressors) with violence, compared with individuals with a lower predisposition to violence (Ferguson and Dyck 2012).

Thus, all other things being equal, a predisposition to adopt the more common variant increases the chance of acquiring the most adaptive variant.

Mutations that contribute to oncogenesis can occur in the germline and result in hereditary predisposition to cancer or more often they occur in single somatic cells that result in sporadic cancers.

Genetic variants near TERT are strongly associated with predisposition to eight or more different cancer types [ 19], suggesting a potential mechanism by which rs7736074 and rs4975596 could influence the oncogenic potential of the EGFR signaling pathway through modulation of TERT activity.