| The company promises new molecular-based tests in disease predisposition, cancer screening, cancer therapy selection, and pharmacogenomics. |
| It's all madly hyperactive, almost stroboscopic in its zippiness, and those with a predisposition to fits should probably stay out of the cinema. |
| A predisposition to obesity can come from genetics or an imbalance of body chemistry. |
| This latent predisposition would underlie the adolescent's risk for runaway and experiences with parents, teachers, classmates, and friends. |
| This aspect of attitude concerns a predisposition or intention to behave in a certain way. |
| Medical screening for predisposition to genetic illness has always been an integral part of NHS patient care in Britain. |
