Sentence examples for strong predisposition from inspiring English sources

Dioxin causes a strong predisposition toward developing cancer and can also affect the body's fat metabolism.

But the scientists were surprised to find that Ötzi had a strong predisposition to heart disease.

In fact, according to the study's authors, humans have a strong predisposition toward altruism, evident from the time they're infants.

Both polyanion-doped PEDOT layers are found to be softer but there is nevertheless a clear difference between them with PEDOT/PAMPS having a strong predisposition for swelling.

SCIENTISTS searching for the gene that causes people to give lavish children's parties should know that my daughter Ella has inherited a strong predisposition.

A timely "yes," a strong predisposition to trust the recommendations of top executives, is exactly what the Lerners have never provided the Nats.

"People typically have strong predispositions for who to vote for, and it's hard to see how a spouse could change their minds". What voters may do is use a spouse's personality as a way to explain a vote that is already decided, Mr Nyhan says.

It is established that fungiculture arose only once in attines [ 35, 75] and the Lasius situation might thus indicate a stronger predisposition to evolve fungiculture for ants generally.

These children have a strong inherited predisposition to the disease.

Ischemic stroke (IS) is a multifactorial disease that displays a strong genetic predisposition.

Human longevity is a complex phenotype with a strong genetic predisposition.