Examples of using Predispose in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Alcohol may cause a number of problems which predispose to falls.
Epilepsy medication also may predispose people to developing depression or psychoses.
Actually, a very few people inherit genes that predispose them to cancer.
Epilepsy can also predispose to unusual or challenging behaviour and lead to abnormal perceptions.
Few people inherit genes that predispose them to cancer.
Natural selection favors genes that predispose individuals, in relationships of asymmetric need and opportunity, to give when they can, and to solicit giving when they can't.
It is always difficult to determine the factors that predispose an individual to drugs interactions.
Observing this in three patients who had been exposed toTysabri, it's very clear that it was not a fluke because we just do not see PML in patients who have developed MS unless there is a change in their immune system by a treatment, by a therapy, that would predispose to it.
With increasing age, conditions which predispose to weakness and fracture occur- for example.
Morbid obesity is gene-related,meaning there is an underlying gene that could predispose you to being obese.
A closed angle is an abnormality that can predispose the patient to have a sudden or fast boost in intraocular pressure.
The vaccine is not recommended for anybody with acute orchronic skin conditions that could predispose to this problem.
Several age-related medical conditions may predispose patients to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
Enjoy it, live your life, forget about perfectionism,and stop worrying incessantly about things that predispose you to aging.
Genetics and personality certainly predispose babies to develop slower or faster, but other factors also can be influential.
Children inherit some as yetunknown genetic factors from their parents that may predispose them to develop SLE.
Occasionally there is an abnormality in the bladder that can predispose to infection, such a tendency to retain a small volume of urine after voiding.
Amounts of sweat vary from person to person,and each of us has a genetic family history that may predispose us to more or less sweating.”.
Preexisting thyroid imbalance may predispose officers to chronic illness, but low thyroid status may have directly resulted from methamphetamine-related exposures, in light of the causal relationship between environmental chemicals and low thyroid function.
In the female brain, the hormones estrogen, progesterone,and oxytocin predispose brain circuits toward female-typical behaviors.
Still, should their aPL levels remain high over 3 months, this would mean that the participants have APS,which would predispose them to blood clots.
Cardiovascular diseases: Many aged people suffer from high blood pressure, diabetes,and other health issues that predispose them to cardiovascular diseases which could lead to coronary heart disease, rheumatic heart disease, congenital heart disease, peripheral artery disease, cerebrovascular disease, and heart failure or cardiac arrest among others.
Several studies show that gambling, like substance use,may have certain genetic origins that predispose a person to becoming addicted.
The stresses of the mother can affect the stress response of the fetus,and perhaps predispose the child to psychiatric illness later in life.
Over the past two years, they assessed on a global(“genomic”)level the possibility that specific genetic variants may predispose to pemphigus vulgaris.
Scientists believe the test will also cast light onhow certain viral infections can predispose people to seemingly unrelated diseases later in life.
So it may be that eye rubbing is a risk factor for keratoconus only amongindividuals who have genetic factors that may predispose them to developing the disease.
However, there is also evidence that events very early in life, both pre- and post-natal,can predispose individuals to developing risk factors for AD such as obesity and diabetes.
Researchers have only just begun figuring out how genes translate into most aspects of health, but they already know a greatdeal about how certain genetic sequences predispose people to conditions like heart disease and breast cancer.