Sentence examples for predispositions toward from inspiring English sources
What is less well understood is the extent to which the observed patterns of travel behavior can be attributed to the residential built environment itself, as opposed to the prior self-selection of residents into a built environment that is consistent with their predispositions toward certain travel modes and land use configurations.
But did the CIA actually reinforce or change "predispositions toward intellectual and cultural freedom and dissatisfaction with its absence?" Would the Zhivago affair have unfolded in more or less the same way if the CIA had not played any role at all?
Second, voter predispositions toward their MP are also very important in determining voter perceptions of MP misbehaviour.
25 The causes of insulin resistance can be genetic and/or acquired, yet the genetic causes or predispositions toward insulin resistance in prediabetic populations are poorly understood.
14 Aside from controlling for respondent predispositions toward their MP, we also control for more general respondent attributes that may influence their responses.
In sum, voter predispositions toward MPs are as influential in determining perceptions of misconduct as whether or not an MP was publicly implicated in the scandal.
It reflects perfectly the American predisposition toward hyperbole under duress.
Because I now understand my predisposition toward anxiety, I can talk myself out of simple fears".
Zora Brown's family may well have a particular predisposition toward breast cancer.
Some people have an underlying arthritic condition or a genetic predisposition toward musculoskeletal injuries, Dr. Spagnoletti said.
"If you have a hereditary predisposition toward varicose veins, we can't get rid of that predisposition".
