Examples of using Predisposition in English and their translations into French
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that target illnesses or diseases based on a patient's genetic predisposition to an illness.
it does not exclude genetic predisposition.
Sometimes the lack of response to a SEM submission has to do with the attitudes of the people involved or a predisposition not to take action.
is genetic predisposition.
sometimes only predisposition.
One hypothesis is that motor neurons, made vulnerable through either genetic predisposition or environmental factors, are injured by glutamate.
are embedded in the larger context of propensity and predisposition.
Normal skin: This type of skin has a balanced hydration, no predisposition to redness or common allergies.
The typical cause of the comedones is the hormonal over-activity of the sebaceous glands depending on the age and genetic predisposition.
combined with genetic predisposition and conditions such as obesity,
The taskforce is designing strategies on ways and means of protecting the community from predisposition to risk factors
given the Japanese natural predisposition to be shy and closed to foreigners,
they have the projection and the predisposition to act globally,
Epilepsy is a disorder of the brain characterized by an enduring(but not necessarily permanent, as in some childhood epilepsies) predisposition to generate epileptic seizures
With the exception of people with respiratory disease or predisposition to cardiovascular problems, research has not
Considering the example of civic volunteer firefighters, the predisposition of the remaining civil protection device
How can schools foster and strengthen this predisposition and ensure that young adults leave school with the capacity to continue learning throughout life?
Multi-generation studies suggest that a so-called“genetic” predisposition to cancer may actually be the consequence of an initial in utero exposure to toxicants which is then passed down to subsequent generations Tomatis, 1992.
when combined with a certain genetic predisposition, can make certain individuals more vulnerable.
Relatives will have an opportunity to clarify their status as carriers or non-carriers of the familial genetic predisposition to cancer and to benefit from the expertise of the cancer genetics team regarding the surveillance