Sentence examples for same predisposition from inspiring English sources

In human medicine, HQ is used as a topical application in skin whitening to lighten the color of the skin as it does not have the same predisposition to cause dermatitis as metal does.

This same predisposition could underlie multiple origins within the legumes.

Evolutionary rescue depends on many environmental and population-specific parameters (Gonzalez and Bell 2013; Carlton et al. 2014), and not every animal and plant taxon has the same predisposition for successful hybridization (Elliot and Crespi 2006).

Despite his aversion to reptiles — "I have the same genetic predisposition toward snakes as Indiana Jones Egangan was willing to suffer for Capalino's art.

Dozens of genes contribute to the development of the disorders we call autism, schizophrenia, bipolar illness, severe depression and A.D.H.D. Two people with the same genetic predisposition to mental illness may manifest their conditions differently.

Her parents decided to adopt children instead of having another biological child who would be at risk for having the same genetic predisposition to cancer.

Because it is an autosomal dominant disease, individuals with a history of familial breast cancer must carry the same genetic predisposition across generations.

It is possible that a participant who has no sister surviving into adulthood has the same genomic predisposition as a woman with a known FHLBC, but this participant has no opportunity to identify this exposure through an affected sister.

In that case initiating IVD, sharing needles and having sex without barrier protection as well as heavy smoking, alcohol consumption, inappropriate diet and physical inactivity, could all be a result of the same genetic predisposition.

The observation that childhood cancer can in some cases originate in utero, combined with the knowledge that many imprinted genes have key functions in regulating embryonic development (Robertson, 2005) suggest that it may be similar or even the same epigenetic predisposition that gives rise to both these conditions.

Statistical analysis of published data on the age of onset of germ cell tumours of the testis and of the prevalence of bilateral disease in familial and general cases suggest the following: 1. Patients with bilateral disease carry the same genetic predisposition as familial cases.