The researchers, led by cardiovascular medicine instructor Elena Matsa, PhD, created several batches of iPS cells from seven people not known to be predisposed to cardiac problems.
It trained the participant to be predisposed to learning from the simple and to seek new levels of meaning through the creative juxtaposition of objects, painting, and calligraphy.
This asymmetry suggests that some Republicans, who as a group tend to be predisposed toward global warming skepticism, are less skeptical when exposed to information on the reality and urgency of climate change.
"Even if reimbursement rates don't change and there is no restructuring of the system, fear of it could pressure multiples further," he said, "but at these valuations, you've got to be predisposed to build positions in some of these names".
The new F.C.C. chairman, Michael K. Powell, himself a well-connected Republican and the son of Secretary of State Powell, is believed to be predisposed to loosen the various media ownership restrictions.
(Wesker recalled Byrne as "solid, experienced, intelligent and trusting utterly in the play"). She could act up or down in age and social background: for the RSC she was the posh nitwit Dunyasha in The Cherry Orchard, and in Brecht's Caucasian Chalk Circle she was the hard, fierce, peasant Grusha, to whom the audience was not meant to be predisposed.
Transmesenteric hernia in adults is considered to be predisposed by previous abdominal surgery, trauma or abdominal inflammation.
In the book, Gus Tai talks about how it is essential for entrepreneurs to seek the truth, but not to be predisposed towards what they might find out.
