Sentence examples similar to usual predisposition from inspiring English sources

Recruitment of women at the point of decision making, inclusion of a usual care arm and assessment of baseline predispositions and follow up of participants 3 months postpartum all increased the generalisability of the study findings.

Within this "evolutionary" context, the usual range of human metabolic variation must have produced many female individuals with a predisposition to store energy and becoming obese.

Now, though, Joe has run into the usual dissatisfactions of a single Londoner in his mid-30s, and – through a mixture of genetic predisposition and sheer bad luck – has unwittingly entangled himself in the quest for an apian superweapon.

A higher than usual incidence of disease is seen in Northern Europe (Scandinavia in particular), with lesser frequency in Southern Europe, making genetic predisposition in certain populations likely [1].

The finding that the usual increase in carotid baroreflex responsiveness during head-up tilt is attenuated in endurance-trained subjects provides an explanation for the predisposition to orthostatic hypotension and intolerance in athletes (Ogoh et al. 2003).

McEwan overrides that predisposition almost heroically.

True? – Family predisposition & genetic statement?

What transforms a predisposition into a disorder?

As with asthma, predisposition and environment conspire.

Should a genetic predisposition influence sentencing?

But a predisposition is not destiny.