Sentences with phrase «does predispose»

These findings (and research by others) support the theory that obesity does predispose cats to insulin resistance, and therefore diabetes mellitus.

Things like this, are a physically inherited brain abnormalacy, that I don't see as a «desease», but it does predispose the family members to become addicted to all kinds of things.

Not exact matches

While you may think these successful 8 percenters are born predisposed to these talents, research says that successful people achieve their goals not simply because of who they are, but more often because of what they do.

We're predisposed to lie to make ourselves look good, which may be great for the moment but doesn't do anything for our long - term health.

As humans, we're predisposed to doing things the same way.

In the same way that students who attend top universities may be predisposed to getting higher paying jobs than those who didn't go to college at all, one could argue that the really great entrepreneurs don't need any help from an incubator.

They were later subdivided into subtropical race 4 (STR4) and tropical race 4 (TR4) to distinguish the strains that need predisposing factors to cause the disease from the ones that don't.

I do not believe that you are predisposed to a certain type of woman.

I don't agree with Rachel much either but I think she was talking about people predisposed to be believers in the first place.

Claims made for the path of rigorous discipleship do not always carefully distinguish ego needs from the Word of God, Those who take this path are often predisposed to it by a preference for self - denial or asceticism, and this preference can be just as self - centered as gluttony.

You were predisposed to finding fault and do not want to be shown your error.There are many more instances of men and women encountering the living God in the Holy Bible.

Even less did it take account of the till longer predisposing factors for which the U.S. is more to blame than Saddam Hussein: the decade spent competing with the U.S.S.R. in building up Hussein's forces, and the explicit statements made in July to the effect that what Hussein might choose to do with border problems was not our concern.

It requires a consistent, often painful, examination of conscience with the welfare of others as well as ourselves in mind and the self - discipline not to pursue our own self - interest or pursue pleasure at the expense of others even though our survival instincts predispose us to do just that.

The bottom line, being a member of a religion does not predispose anyone to being a good human or bad.

Since I don't believe in any of those things (god, spirits, ghosts, etc.), it is clear that by counterexample humans are not predisposed to believe in god.

I note that the researcher in the article which you cited above was careful to choose Buddhist monks for his study and not just anyone as if he did the latter, there would be the possibility that he would encounter persons like myself whose minds dissociate during intense / deep meditation given that the biology of such persons predisposes them to this:

No one familiar with the signs and symptoms... can challenge this statement... It is an entirely different matter, however, to believe — as Smith apparently does — that... the alcoholic possesses a metabolic individuality which predisposes to addiction.

The Calvinistic doctrine of Total Depravity does not teach that each of us goes astray or turns away, but rather that we are born that way, that before we can even make a choice for good or evil, we are predisposed to only choose the evil.

It can be very easy sometimes to find some reasoning that allows us to do something that we are predisposed to wanting to do, so sometimes a good old fashioned wwjd (as hokey as that sounds) can blow up our thinking.

While atheists tend to be intellectually honest in many ways, they are usually predisposed to naturalism, and normally (in my experience) will search for any explanation that doesn't involve God, even when such explanations are extremely unlikely and sometimes do not apply to the case at all.

In other words, watching programs with violence did not lead to increases in aggressive behavior either in the sample as a whole or in subgroups predisposed toward acting aggressively.

There is much to be said for such conditioning and predisposing factors, but they do not fully cover the case.

If you're predisposed to allergies like hay fever, you could try Claritin before hitting the bottle — but do some with an abundance of caution, or a designated driver.

This explosion has done more than predispose college gamblers to bet illegally; it has also given them a wide range of legal possibilities.

The good news is something we don't often hear: We're not predisposed to violence.

Our childhood experiences may have predisposed us to certain coping skills that do not allow us to easily access the emotions behind our actions, especially in times of stress and strong emotions like anger and fear.

When you ask your child to do something, whether they are toddlers or teenagers, you need to think about how they will process it, how their temperament predisposes them to react to the request, and what your actions will be if they don't do it.

Although it's true that a baby's sleep ability at three months is a good predictor of the kind of sleeper he is predisposed to being, it doesn't mean that he can't learn to be a sound sleeper.

Those families who do adopt Romani children frequently experience predjufice, and themselves express the misguided anxiety that genetics will «predispose» the child to grow up to be lazy, unintelligent and / or dishonest.

However, if you notice that your child is predisposed of getting obese, do switch to low - fat milk as a reasonable option.

Sometimes when babies with ties that don't get addressed, just because the baby is getting enough milk and doing okay, sometimes later on those moms are predisposed to getting recurring mastitis, so you're kind of our poster child.

I did have physical reasons for being predisposed to low supply (I have a lot of scar tissue from a botched cyst aspiration on one side), but it didn't happen this time.

These differences may not be all that surprising: if you're a Conservative and you have a Labour MP, you can be forgiven for being predisposed to being dissatisfied with what they're doing, and vice versa.

So don't go predisposed.

Researchers found that the one - month duration HRT, was associated with a significant improvement in recurrence compared to the two - month duration CRT and therefore would be reasonable to consider in men with intermediate risk prostate cancer and who do not have risk factors that could predispose the patient to bladder side effects several years after the treatment is complete.

«Our work shows that not only do people with ASD have fewer children than others,» he said, «but in families where a child has ASD, the fact that the parents choose to have fewer children means the genes that predispose to ASD are less likely to be passed on to future generations.»

Even though we still do not know what exactly a «criminal brain» is, current research suggests that some people are more genetically predisposed to offend than others, Rafter says.

Of these variants, reported today in the journals Nature and Nature Genetics, 65 are common variants that predispose to breast cancer and a further seven predispose specifically to oestrogen - receptor negative breast cancer - the subset of cases that do not respond to hormonal therapies, such as the drug tamoxifen.

It did not object to using PGD to pick an embryo that led to the birth of a girl in January who lacked the genes that would have predisposed her to breast cancer later in life.

Splitting the cow's milk proteins in a formula doesn't prevent the start - up of the disease process of type 1 diabetes in predisposed children, shows a large international study.

If a woman with a strong family history of breast and ovarian cancers tests negative for the BRCA1 / 2 genes, that does not mean her relatives are not at risk, says Daly — her siblings could still carry the gene, or there could be additional genes present that predispose them to cancer that clinicians don't yet know how to test for.

Low birth weight may predispose children to asthma, but by itself it doesn't cause the disease.

Perhaps DNA damage from subtle but common variations in the WS gene may predispose people to vascular disease, cataracts and diabetes, even if they don't suffer from a full - blown form of the disease.

We wanted to do see if there's something unique they have in common with them — wellness genes that would protect you from cancer if you were genetically predisposed to getting it.

«They do it so naturally, because dogs are predisposed to learn socially from us,» Miklósi says.

«Although more studies need to be done to confirm our data, this survey was able to show the influence factors of infancy and childhood that may predispose adults to the development of C. difficile infection.

If a child has inherited risk factors predisposing him or her to behavioral difficulties, he or she will likely spend more time watching TV, but doing that is not helping the situation.

«We don't understand what it is about this disorder that predisposes boys as compared to girls to develop autism.»

And Wilson isn't ready to abandon his theory, either: «These authors are outstanding researchers,» he says, but «they do not prove that [monogamy] predisposes species towards eusociality.»

Doing so shows no evidence that models are predisposed to higher or lower temperatures than we're seeing in the real world.