Sentence examples for show a predilection from inspiring English sources

Psoriasis and the rare hereditary blistering disorders collectively called epidermolysis bullosa owe their distributions to local trauma; lesions that show a predilection for the elbows, knees, and lower back are common in psoriasis, and those found in the hands, feet, knees, and mouth of children are indicative of epidermolysis bullosa.

Pulmonary malignancies show a predilection for the perinephric space secondary to connections between the perirenal and mediastinal lymphatic vessels [107].

Endometrial cancers show a predilection for the lower uterine segment and tend to be histologically more diverse in contrast to their sporadic counterparts, including non-endometrioid carcinomas.

We predicted that D. esakii would show a predilection for larger over small-bodied mosquitofish, which would be congruent with optimal foraging theory (Pyke 1984).

LS-related endometrial cancers also show a predilection for the lower uterine segment, with up to one-third of these tumours arising in this location [44, 45, 46].

FNH-like nodules in FALD are often small and multiple, and show a predilection for the right lobe in the periphery (mostly within 2 cm of the liver surface) [20].

Since entering the Senate, they say, she has shown a predilection for compromise at the expense of the poor.

Employing a broader temperamental palette than she used for "Penelope" Ms. Snider still showed a predilection for the wistful and melancholy.

It tends to strike females in their teens & 20s most often, & shows a predilection for members of closed communities, especially hospital & medical personnel.

Officials said Mr. Bush had asked for a broad array of candidates.. Modern presidents have shown a predilection for choosing federal judges to run the bureau.

In those books as well as in later volumes, she shows a predilection for rhyming couplets and quatrains, triplets (tercets with one rhyme) and longer single-rhyme stanzas.