predisposition

Such is the predisposition in this city to leave things as they are.

The nature of that predisposition, however, is still not well understood.

But they are more of a predisposition, not a death sentence.

The best treatment is prevention in patients with a known predisposition.

Information about medical predispositions could threaten a person's health insurance, for example.

And there is a genetic predisposition to certain causes of death.

Clearly, the predisposition of the parents is carried down partially to the children.

We've remained together since then, but I think we all have a predisposition toward ensemble playing.

Some research suggests that certain people may have a "predisposition to lying".

Talk to a family doctor about genetic predisposition and signs to look for over time.

Players will also be asked to provide personal and family medical histories to determine predisposition to certain heart problems.

But predisposition is not a guarantee that an individual will develop the disease.

Do adolescents have a kind of predisposition to drug addiction?

And so, I find myself thrown back on my ideological predispositions.

Instead, there may be a genetic predisposition to learn to fear certain things more easily than others.

And there is greater predisposition for crime by someone over others."

There's a large genetic predisposition, which may be inherited from the father or mother.

It is also considered by some to have a hereditary predisposition.

A predisposition to depression was evident in his family's emotional history.

"They are dependent in terms of their mental formation and predisposition."

Now, perhaps this predisposition can be a source of further progress toward peace and understanding around the world.

It does not mean that a patient has a predisposition to breast cancer.

They may become male or female; there is supposedly no predisposition to either role.

In addition, it is thought that genetic predisposition may be a factor.

A patient may have a simple genetic predisposition to the illness.