Mencius furthermore recognized natural predispositions other than the four beginnings that could potentially lead human beings astray.
He recognized Phelps's predisposition to develop gargantuan aerobic capacity and exploited it, ultimately pushing him to swim at least 50 miles each week.
Individual differences in disease manifestation are influenced by the genetic predisposition of the patient, as recognized by the PIRO (predisposition, infection, response, organ dysfunction) concept [ 2].
In the age of genomics, proteomics, metabolomics and whole-genome sequencing, however, it is more than conceivable that a cancer predisposition is recognized when performing whole-genome analyses in a research setting.
The tricky part is recognizing your own predisposition about doing good things for others.
Environmental factors, combined with genetic predisposition, are now recognized as key events underlying a number of psychiatric disorders of neurodevelopmental origin, including schizophrenia.
In addition to the multifactorial pathogenesis of OM, a role for genetic predisposition is increasingly recognized (32).
Individual differences in disease manifestation influenced by the genetic predisposition have been recognized by the PIRO concept that stratifies patients with sepsis on the basis of their Predisposing conditions, the nature and extent of the Insult (infection or trauma), the nature and magnitude of the host Response, and the degree of concomitant Organ dysfunction [ 9].
E-cadherin/CDH1 gene germline mutations have been recognized in families with an inherited predisposition to diffuse-type malignancy.
An unhealthy diet and lifestyle-associated obesogenic environment, along with genetic predisposition, are the main recognized drivers of the global epidemic of obesity and associated metabolic disorders.
Familial breast or ovarian cancer predisposition syndromes have long been recognized.
