Examples of using A predisposition in English and their translations into Danish
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Due to the periodic traumatism of the jaw, the body acquires a predisposition to the development of flux.
allergic reactions to staphylococcus, a predisposition to this disease and many other factors.
rejection of dialogue is not always indicative of a predisposition to suicide, but always speaks of moral discomfort of the child.
who have early-onset cancer, we would be much more likely to find women who have a predisposition.
Since Primobolan is a precursor of dihydrotestosterone it can accelerate hair loss if such a predisposition exists.
Neurofibromatosis first type- the most common inherited disease that causes a predisposition to the appearance of malignant tumors.
but rather a predisposition associated with the action of a single gene.
more of the genes that create a predisposition to psoriasis.
Caution when prescribing is observed with a predisposition to a delay in urination,
Or, on the contrary, they perceive this as a predisposition of the child to theft
In addition, the drug is used to stimulate immunity with a predisposition to cold pathologies,
It does so by every action manifested by a living being creating in its mental structure a predisposition for exactly the same action.
just like children who have a predisposition are more at risk than those without.
a solution for removingmake-up or cleansing of oily or">mixed skin with a predisposition to acne.
There's some evidence that certain people have a predisposition- based on diet or environmental factors.
there does appear to be a predisposition for male animals, and with Chinese Shar-Pei
then certainly a predisposition to it- exactly.
is favored by a predisposition towards mental reactivity.
development of the infant, to reveal hidden pathologies or a predisposition to them.
If this study on healthy, young trial subjects can be repeated with the same result on patients with a predisposition to forming blood clots,