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The mats that you see at driving ranges that are made of rubber are very, very firm, and they predispose you to having injuries.

That background might predispose the new ECB president to the sort of monetary-policy activism that the Fed has gone in for.

Heredity could play a role, too. It is possible that predispose some peopletooptimism, and that the same genes affect health and longevity.

It is possible that genes predispose some people to optimism, and that the same genes affect health and longevity.

One possibility is that a woman's anatomical features may predispose her to greater or lesser tendency to experience vaginal orgasm.

This genetic variant seems to predispose people to depositing visceral fat as opposed to the more benign subcutaneous fat.

Researchers found that this process could predispose obese patients to type 2 diabetes.

Up to 10% of the population have defects that predispose them to excessive venous thrombosis.

Scientists have discovered a host of genetic factors that predispose people to heart attacks, in the largest medical study of its kind.

Business can play an invaluable role in addressing factors that predispose a community to a potential catastrophe.

However, extensive soft-tissue resection in close proximity to the rectum may predispose patients to wound complications and infection.

Genes may predispose one to unhappiness, but disposition can be influenced by personal choices.

The results suggest that the S-allele may predispose for suicidal behavior characterized by high determination.

Three studies have discovered a clutch of genes and genetic markers that predispose women for developing breast cancer in later life.

Previous hip surgery, surgery for hip fractures and revision hip surgery all predispose a patient to the risk of dislocation.

Second. Many occupations predispose workers to physical injuries to peripheral nerves.

Liver damage, chronic gallbladder disease, or biliary-tract cancer may predispose one to stone formation.

First, we use AR model to predispose original signal, distill the calculated AR coefficients as its eigenvector.

Basically, what we want to do in terms of genetic studies, is to identify genes which predispose.

In recent years, research effort has also focused on the genetic abnormalities that may predispose to CP.

No conditions exist that predispose the producttoexternal contamination.

Why does AIDS predispose infected persons to certain types of cancer and infections?

Sex hormones can influence cell-mediated immunity and predispose to such infection.

Insufficient sleep impairs learning, impulse control, and judgment. It appears to even predispose people to disease.

The study showed that the use of terbutaline may predispose babies to autism and that it may make the brain more vulnerable to toxins.

It has been theorized that a prenatal hormonal imbalance may predispose individuals to the disorder.

Genetic traits may predispose some smokers to stronger addiction.

Perforated eardrums can predispose the ear to infection or result in hearing loss.

As noted above, obesity can predispose the cat to this type of injury, also.

The nature of the stimulus may predispose some children to attention problems.

conditions that predispose miners to lung disease.

The present study was designed to investigate whether endothelial Bmpr2 deletion can predispose to PAH.

To influence or sway toward an action or opinion; predispose.

Does early exposure to caffeine predispose a person toward drug abuse?

Fatigue predispose to colds.

His good manners predispose people in his favor.

His modesty and generosity predispose people to like him.

His good manners predispose people to like him.

Smoking could predispose people to dementia, not protect them as has been suggested in the past.

FTO has been shown to predispose people to type 2 diabetes if they are overweight.

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