Examples of using A predisposition in English and their translations into Hebrew
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See, there's a predisposition.
Practice and experience showed that use of sugar paste won'trescue the woman from growing of hair if it has to it a predisposition.
I take it you have a predisposition.
If a person has a predisposition to this disease, it is desirable to hold it before the disease has appeared.
But what about those among us who already possess a predisposition to psychopathy?
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The hairdresser must have a predisposition to customer contact, good manualit à à, flair and creativity, good taste and aesthetic sense, interest in fashion and trends.
Genetics: many people are simply born with a predisposition to swollen eyelids.
There he said a predisposition to condition the problems that could easily be resolved if the individual took the reins of their lives and assume the risks of venturing into new spaces.
Because of their intersocial dynamics, Having a predisposition towards stealing.
Most complex conditions might have a predisposition that has a genetic component but a predisposition is not the same as a predetermination.
Most people suffering from rheumatoid polyarthritis have a predisposition to impaired immunity.
It is important to remember that in people with a predisposition to diabetes mellitus, the disease develops, according to official statistics of the WHO(World Health Organization), in 25-45%.
All born with a predisposition to violence.
Scientists believe that generally 10% of the population does inherit one ormore genes that cause a predisposition to the disease.
Mr. Cardiff has demonstrated a predisposition for bypassing stranded climbers at altitude.
After the birth of a child, a special genetic analysis is done,which can be used to establish a predisposition to diabetes.
Those with the entrepreneurial mindset have a predisposition toward heightened levels of stress and anxiety.
Scientists believe that at least 10% of the general population inherits one ormore of the genes that create a predisposition to psoriasis.
Atopic Dermatitis tends to begin early in life in those with a predisposition to inhalant allergies, but it probably does not have an allergic basis.
Ted: This is the most terrible violence on the screen, especially if the children in the house are left unattended and are unaware that they, too, may turn out to be Ted Bundy, that is,have a predisposition to such behavior.
If she stays, the pain in the areaswhere she was abused could become a predisposition to illness or a chronic illness in themselves.
Scientists suspect some children are born with a predisposition to the illness, which occurs most often in children aged 1-4, but that they do not develop the disease unless it is triggered by environmental factors.
Genetic counseling is an important component of genetic testing, for diagnosing abnormalities in pregnancy or for people suspected of having a genetic disease,and for identifying a predisposition to a disease with a genetic component.
Particular attention shouldbe paid to this process to those people who have a predisposition to this disease, because they have a very high risk of getting such a diagnosis.
Even when a predisposition to optimism or pessimism seems inborn, it has been documented that people can change the negative, self-defeating thoughts and behaviors with disciplined training routines.
Though science shows that you can inherit a predisposition to it and that brain chemistry plays a role, many people believe that alcoholics simply lack willpower or good morals.
In general, people with a predisposition to suffer from depressive episodes or alcoholism, as well as workers exposed to this type of radiation, are the most sensitive to the effects of pineal desynchronization due to radiation non-ionizing, also able to reduce the healing effects of some painkillers, especially derivatives of morphine.