Sentence examples for their predisposition from inspiring English sources

The only thing aunt and niece appear to have in common is their predisposition toward crankiness, which seems to be genetic.

To underscore their predisposition, many suspects are "warned about the seriousness of their plots and given opportunities to back out," said Dean Boyd, a Justice Department spokesman.

Achievements in linking the genetics of individuals to their predisposition to disease and responsiveness to treatment are expected to lead to cost-efficient approaches to therapeutic intervention.

"Our problem with the C.C.R.B. has always been first, their predisposition that police officers are always wrong, second, their inexperienced investigators who conduct faulty investigations that arrive at improper conclusions, and now those wrong conclusions will be prosecuted at these kangaroo trials," Mr. Lynch said in a statement.

And it's a great platform for having them move away from their predisposition towards easy adaptationist explanations for characteristics.

As expected, because of their predisposition to chain transfer, the acrylate systems were minimally affected by changes in Ri and the addition of chain transfer agent.

Second, people's capacities to produce goods and services in demand on the market is largely a function of the lottery of their birth: their genetic predispositions, their parents' education, the amount of race- and sex-based discrimination to which they're subjected, their access to health care and good education.

But those who do (as I do, more or less) will enjoy a very good time having their predispositions massaged.

Society may need to be protected from such people, but shouldn't our response to their predispositions be treatment not punishment?

He accused the Justices in the majority of cherry-picking foreign laws to suit their predispositions, writing, "To invoke alien law when it agrees with one's own thinking, and ignore it otherwise, is not reasoned decision-making, but sophistry".

Undoubtedly, situational factors can make a huge difference, and perhaps moral beliefs do as well, but if humans are just different in their predispositions to act morally, we also need to know more about these differences.