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"They're supernaturally predisposed to be in conflict and that's going to make Sunday dinner a little awkward, " Plec joked.

Smoking is bad for your health. Smoke too much is predisposed to bronchitis, you know. Better stop smoking. Will you take my advice?

The researchers suggest that she could have been genetically predisposed to heart problems.

Full disclosure, my grandfather was a Norwegian and I was fairly predisposed to overlook some of Egil's more pathological mental states.

that certain people are predisposed to be late and that part of the problem may be embedded deep in the brain.

The hope is that the findings may lead to genetic tests that assess whether a woman is predisposed to premature labor, he said.

You couldn't really teach someone to be as good as you are unless they're predisposed to have a strength in that area.

Humans are so predisposed to worship that they give their power away to whomever they put upon a pedestal both individually and en mass.

And newborns with a high ratio of head size to body weight are often predisposed to high blood pressure and strokes in later life.

As a result, those individuals who might be predisposed to aggression were the most sensitive to changes in serotonin depletion.

It is funny in a way and yet sad how people who are so predisposed to jump to false conclusions because of ignorance.

The hydrolyzates reduce the immunogenicity of the milk or whey protein in a subject predisposed to having an immune reaction to the protein.

In fact, the reverse is more logical: people predisposed to addiction are more likely to participate in potentially addictive activities.

Are blacks genetically predisposed to be less intelligent than whites?

But there may be subset of patients who are genetically predisposed to this effect by mechanisms we don't yet understand yet.

That means, in theory, 15 percent of the American population is predisposed to live to be 100.

Many don't think so, even though modern western medicine is predisposed to ensuring everyone that an annual physical is needed.

Wrangham contends that natural selection has favored male primates, including humans, predisposed to violent aggression.

Regarding design, rigid stents appear predisposed to fracture more than open-cell designs.

Sometimes common cold can trigger symptoms of asthma in people predisposed to the condition.

Many Republicans, meanwhile, are predisposed to want lower taxes and less regulation.

It also explains why some individuals or groups may be more predisposed to suffer more severe outcomes than others.

Some constitutions are predisposed to consumption.

they are predisposed to generate autoantibodies even when the self-molecules they encounter are perfectly normal.

It behooves those who are genetically predisposed to a bearish position to remember that markets have a logic of their own.

Most men are genetically predisposed to male pattern baldness.

For maybe about 10 percent of prostate cancer, there are folks that are predisposed to it.

It travelled on into areas less predisposed to the formation of stars.

Patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus are predisposed to getting ketoacidosis.

In this investigation, the researchers identified 198 children genetically predisposed to atopy and monitored them for 5 years.

This heart communication I COMMUNICATE IN UNITY is predisposed to bringing forth communication that is direct, authentic and unity based.

Even more intriguing, the study revealed that people who were genetically predisposed to diabetes benefited most.

An inability to do that is the price paid for protection from famine by those predisposed to marasmus.

Why are some people predisposed to be anxious, overweight or asthmatic?

"If we are predisposed to have a talent, we may actively seek out an environment to suit it, " says Thompson.

His work has pointed to several genetic mutations in people who are predisposed to sepsis and other diseases.

So they're predisposed to toss in the extra song, or the oven mitt.

People who are predisposed to shadows can't do much about it.

Because of conditions in the mine, miners are predisposed to lung disease.

That is, we're each predisposed to a certain level of happiness.

That is because some patients may be terrified to learn they are predisposed to develop cancer.

The following warning signs can signal that your departmentor organization might be predisposed to violence

X-chromosomal inactivation skewing in blood cells in Chinese healthy females screened for the females predisposed to cancer

A Longitudinal Study of Fitness and Activity in Girls Predisposed to Obesity

Influence of Block of Bilateral Pudendal Nerves on the Delivery of Lying-in Women Predisposed to Perineal Laceration