Examples of using A predisposition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It can also be used to prevent fungal infections in patients with malignant neoplasms, a predisposition to such infections sometimes appears as a side effect of chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
Those who may have a predisposition to baldness also believe that propionate will aggravate this condition.
Most complex conditions might have a predisposition that has a genetic component but a predisposition is not the same as a predetermination.
allergic to certain substances, then certainly a predisposition to it- exactly.
as every person at birth have a predisposition to it.
they perceive this as a predisposition of the child to theft
Discompathy is more common in dachshunds at the age of4 to 9 years, a predisposition by sex was not seen.
medical conditions associated with a predisposition to seizure activity such as CNS infections
Also, do not consume raw materials with ischemia of the heart and a predisposition to a heart attack.
We cannot rightly call the idea of the moral law, with the respect which is inseparable from it, a predisposition to personality; it is personality itself(the idea of humanity considered quite intellectually).
With the lopidity of these dogs, there is a predisposition to ear diseases,
There is a tendency towards stereotypical perception, a predisposition towards a conservative past rather than a creative
It turns out that if there is a predisposition to varicose veins or there are stars
but there is a predisposition to a child in the family of alcoholics.
The hairdresser must have a predisposition to customer contact,
When there is also a predisposition to thrombophilia, the risk of disease increases exponentially,
If you have a predisposition(doing a job that requires a lot of standing
There is a predisposition to the disease in some dogs, since not all infected animals develop disease.
We may have, for example, a predisposition towards vanity, fame,
We can assume that by inheritance only a predisposition to the disease is transmitted, and not diabetes itself.