Sentence examples for showed predilection from inspiring English sources

As in international studies, our study also showed predilection for young females and excellent prognosis after surgical resection.

We hypothesize that mucosal melanoma shows predilection for separate and unique metastatic pathways.

At the very beginning, sensory disturbances often show predilection for small unmyelinated fibers, which has been demonstrated by skin biopsy and quantitative sensory testing.

Precisely why these cells show predilection for the brain and lung requires further investigation, however, the cell line studies of Massagué and colleagues using the claudin-low MDA-MB-231 cells are providing for some initial candidates.

Although often it is not possible to say where a particular glass was made, different parts of the Islāmic world seem to have shown predilections for one or another type of glassmaking.

All of the species showed a predilection for left-sided endocarditis (Table 2), but no species had a statistically significant predilection for any particular valve.

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

Bred by a vital humanism, which penetrated westward and laid the foundations for the Italian Renaissance, painting showed a predilection for perspective and three-dimensionalism.

His best-known tragedy, Von einem Ungeratnen Sohn (1594; "Of a Spoiled Son"), showed a predilection for the scenes of horror and crime that characterized the repertoire of the English actors working in Germany.

Lung lesions showed no predilection for specific lobes and were perivascular, peribronchial and peribronchiolar throughout the subpleural, hilar and pulmonary parenchyma.

The rash showed a predilection for the extremities, including palms and soles.