Examples of using Predisposing in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Some predisposing conditions have been identified.
Triggers to its development are often such predisposing factors.
Predisposing factors include renal impairment,
Predisposing variables may include genetic factors,
Predisposing, enabling and need factors for the use of health services were considered.
The predisposing factors of infection by listeria are.
Only 33% of those who had no predisposing conditions to GERD required prolonged treatment.
Colorectal surgery is associated with the breakdown of intestinal integrity, predisposing to infectious complications.
Predisposing factors include the peripartum period and diabetes.
Nowadays, it is known that insufficient PEEP predisposing to atelectatic trauma and the use of large tidal volumes are the major causes of acute lung injury induced by mechanical ventilation.
Physiological aging causes functional changes in cardiovascular system, predisposing subjects from middle age to increased blood pressure(bp),
This state is aggravated by obesity, predisposing to the development of other diseases such as diabetes.
This respiratory function deteriorates, predisposing to pulmonary complications[1],
Regarding the predisposing condition for complications, the presence of chronic diseases was highlighted 60.7%,
An important predisposing and non-modifiable cause of substance abuse is the individual genetic make-up of the anesthesiologist.
Swallowing food can become difficult, predisposing the client to weight loss
the occlusion may perpetuate a role in predisposing to tmd, this work aims to evaluate the most frequent occlusal characteristics in patients with tmd.
Another predisposing factor is a combination of hot weather
IMV is considered an invasive procedure predisposing NB to risks of iatrogenesis,
Alleles of HLA-DR/ DQ can have a meaning predisposing to the disease or, on the contrary, a protective one.