But by 2010, geneticists say they'll be able to predict babies' propensities for many of the diseases we dread most: breast, colon and prostate cancer, heart disease, diabetes.
This shows that it's possible to portray black moms in a way that defies ingrained racist stereotypes of having propensities for violence while being powerless until their children have stopped breathing.
It would also, as the putative designer of human nature, ultimately be responsible for the ubiquitous and unabatable human propensities for hatred, malice, greed, and all other sources of the cruelty and murder people inflict on each other hourly.
To Bakunin, the mission of the revolutionary was destruction; he looked to the Russian peasantry, with its propensities for violence and its uncurbed revolutionary instincts, rather than to the effete, civilized workers of the industrial countries.
Atlas argued that the information it obtained from the cheek swabs was not "genetic information" under the statute because it did not reveal anything about the plaintiffs' propensities for disease.
Moreover, we show that words of amino acids can have significant propensities for some letters.
Techniques of grounded theory and microanalysis of discourse revealed five propensities for managing uncertainty.
I examined regular employees, irregular employees, and non-working caregivers separately, given their different propensities for providing informal care.
This means that there are only propensities for detecting different numbers of Rindler quanta but no actual quanta.
Therefore, the propensities for fouling of the two NF membranes by EfOM were evaluated in relation to the membrane characteristics.
A polypeptide chain can encode a stable fold while simultaneously hiding latent propensities for alternative states with novel functions.
