Sentence examples for seems predisposed from inspiring English sources

The mind seems predisposed to do this.

Anchored by electric bass and keyboards, this band seems predisposed to deal most seriously with the hard-nosed jazz-rock that Evans explored from the '70s on.

The human race seems predisposed to violence - to extreme visions of religion and politics that will admit no other resolution than armed conflict.

The Doberman pinscher breed seems predisposed for this condition.

That excess is likely caused by to the overactivation of a gene called hyaluronan synthase 2. Dogs that carry multiple mutations of the gene seem predisposed to periodic fever, Ms. Olsson and her colleagues reported.

We seem predisposed to assume that there is meaning behind the events unfolding around us (including our evolution), and for most humans meaning transforms readily into purpose.

Surgical patients given large amounts of the opioid remifentanil have shown signs of hyperalgesia; they have larger areas of soreness around their wounds and seem predisposed to chronic pain following surgery.

That means that the pioneer families that are still around seem predisposed to unremarkable lives.

American film aficionados (and Academy members) seem predisposed to view Israeli film in a specific light -- that of the conflict.

While the elimination of autoreactive B cells can occur at any differentiative stage after functional BCR expression [9] [16], most tolerogenic death is believed to occur at the IMM and TR stages, inasmuch as these are the first expressing a functional BCR, and cells within these subsets seem predisposed to BCR-induced death [11] [12], [15], [17] [18].

After, for example an ACL-injury or episodes of anterior knee pain, many athletes seem predisposed to osteoarthritis [ 19- 21].