Sentence examples for similarly predisposed from inspiring English sources
Upon his arrival in the region in 1681, he attempted to cut off the Hindu Marathas from Muslim Bijapur and Golconda, which were, as a result of earlier Mughal offensives, similarly predisposed against Aurangzeb.
As she lazes down a country road snuggled in mink, Colleen comes across as a refugee from the ordinary, intent on holding onto her specialness, and there are many times when the movie appears similarly predisposed.
Virtually all of the other critical industries that emerged from the oil culture and feed off of the fossil fuel spigot -- modern finance, automotive, power and utilities, and telecommunications -- were, in one way or another, similarly predisposed to bigness in order to achieve their own economies of scale.
Similarly a raised white blood cell count predisposed to incident AF after 5 years in the Framingham Study [ 45].
In 2007, the American critic Dave Hickey called Mr. Price "the Glenn Gould of object-makers," comparing him to the pianist as someone who was "predisposed to step away from the spotlight, similarly driven by meticulous eccentricities and beguiled, as Gould was, by the full, intimate grandeur of his practice".
Similarly, individuals with germline mutations of the Shh inhibitor SUFU are predisposed to medulloblastoma, particularly infantile medulloblastoma [ 5, 33, 42, 46].
Based on our studies showing an artificial partial inactivation of FGF8 signaling in the young and adult mouse, we postulate that FGF8 signaling may similarly be involved and individuals with inactivating mutations in Fgf8 may be predisposed to affective disorders.
Similarly, attentional retraining, as part of a trauma-focused intervention, or even as a preventive measure among those predisposed to PTSD, is also supported by our findings of the negative impact of attentional biases to trauma-related information in veterans with PTSD.
"This defendant was predisposed".
