Examples of using Predisposed in English and their translations into Russian
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Glenn was charismatic and of a predisposed nature.
generally more predisposed to schooling, higher education is still female-dominated.
Erich Goode offer the Zeitoun apparitions as a prominent case of mass hysteria:"It appears that the Marian observers were predisposed by religious background and social expectation to interpreting the
people genetically predisposed to various forms of allergies
early referral for dietetic nutrition of patients not suffering from peptic ulcer disease, but predisposed to it(prednisona stage), so the main in the prevention of peptic ulcer disease.
he will be predisposed to store fat to increase its energy reserves.
a part of the mind that have drawn you to the yoga and were predisposed to it, but the vital nature
For a person predisposed to the disease, the allergen may be all that surrounds it:
more than one third are in areas that may be predisposed to water-quality problems.
in clinical situations that predisposed them to infections and subsequent complications, living in hospitals, geriatric homes and shelters.
carry out preventive work with individuals predisposed to commit such crimes against citizens of Ukraine, foreign nationals
has been influenced and predisposed by insinuations and sources,
it was precisely at that stage that peoples became predisposed to accept or reject the notion of multiculturalism.
in the body of an individual suffering from an allergy or predisposed to it, antibodies accumulate which,
working on the system who is sick or genetically predisposed- we can restore the affected system.
like the Baltic countries, was more predisposed to“return” to Europe than other post-soviet republics.
Predispose to mental trauma,
Predisposes the physiological gipoprotrombinemiey
Predisposing moments are chronic debilitating disease,
Causes, predisposing factors and treatment of noma 39- 48 14.