Both underweight and obese body sizes were termed "weak"; such people were seen as compromised in their family and religious duties as well as predisposed to ill health.
So part of the audience may well have been predisposed to be outraged.
Consequently, in order to allow the discernment of patients in whom a particular therapy will exert a real benefit, it is crucial to identify factors relevant to response to fluorouracil/platinum as well as factors predisposed to the development of severe toxicity.
Even one who is well led and is predisposed to do what the propagandist wants may be prevented from acting by counterpressures within the surrounding social systems or groups of which he is a part.
Those of us who stand out as children are drawing on all kinds of advantages we don't fully realise we have, and that makes it easy to be dismissive of others who don't do as well, or to be predisposed to criticise their inadequacies instead of helping them find ways to get better".
Those of us who stand out as children are drawing on all kinds of advantages we don't fully realize we have, and that makes it easy to be dismissive of others who don't do as well, or to be predisposed to criticize their inadequacies instead of helping them find ways to get better".
Bracken and colleagues have suggested that, in undifferentiated cells, PcG complexes have the potential to target genes poised for silencing as well as target genes predisposed to activation [ 57].
Most of the time, recruiters visit the school, and most of the time they are alumni of Wharton predisposed to think well of its students.
Choose a time that is not too hectic, when your parents seem predisposed to think well of you.
Those who drank either wine and were genetically predisposed to metabolise alcohol well also had better blood sugar control.
