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Meanings of predisposes to in English

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Usage of predisposes to in English
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There is something in each one's constitution which predisposes to certain sins.
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Background: Insulin resistance predisposes to cardiovascular disease and shortens human lifespan.
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Whether low muscle mass predisposes to fracture is still poorly understood.
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Whether GERD in childhood progresses or predisposes to GERD in adulthood remains unknown.
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Chronic arsenic ingestion predisposes to vascular disease, but underlying mechanisms are poorly understood.
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We conclude that variation in CHRM2 predisposes to AD, DD and affective disorders.
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Yes, there is something about water parties that predisposes to flirtation.
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Objective: Immune suppression during critical illness predisposes to serious infections.
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Background: Right ventricular pacing predisposes to the development of heart failure and atrial fibrillation.
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Renal parenchymal injury predisposes to salt-sensitive hypertension, but how this occurs is not known.
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Exogenous administration of AGRP in rodents predisposes to high fat and high sugar intakes.
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Moreover, overweight clearly predisposes to hypertension, and thus to an increased prevalence of cardiovascular diseases.
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Conclusion: Revision surgery using this technique predisposes to bande erosion, presenting as gastric outlet obstruction.
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Our prospective study does not support the notion that a smaller AoR predisposes to hypertension.
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Chronic inflammation predisposes to a variety of human cancers.
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Objective: Long-term Helicobacter pylori infection causes gastritis leading to hypergastrinemia and predisposes to gastric cancer.
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