How to pronounce “predispose” in English

predisposed to sleep apnea okay so this is looking inside the

predisposed to fatal features that will increase the risk for sleep apnea later on in life so if you are a chronic nasal

That is what predisposes you to developing those atherosclerotic plaques.

And it predisposes that person to be at risk for cancer in the future.

Yet I was predisposed to be better at math, sciences, and so I was going to be a doctor because that's what everyone says you should be because you can be.

are more predisposed.

So biologists are predisposed to be hostile to any attempt to smuggle in an intelligence by magic

naturally not predisposed to violence, we can also all agree that games are excellent training tools.

genetically are predisposed to alcoholism who never become alcoholics or that they were drinking too much and they give it up and they don't have a problem with it.

identified the specific genes that would predispose patients to developing both breast, ovarian, and since we've learned also prostate cancer.

Things that damage DNA-- going to predispose to cancer.

bone structures in your face can predispose you to sleep apnea um this is also very important is ritis or nasal

Then you have the algorithm which is predisposed to like that stuff because that stuff is all trained off of what

Having a genetic mutation that predisposes you to breast cancer just means that you're at increased risk for it.

And I often think that people are predisposed to think that success is for somebody else and not them.

And you also say that we're predisposed to be more acutely aware of our dislikes versus our likes.

Some people are sort of predisposed to circumstances.

Someone's decided that they are predisposed to getting Parkinson's at an early age.

And so if you are predisposed to violence and you like to use video games, you probably have gotten a fair amount of

a single incident with John predisposed you to that association.

you're more or less predisposed to be so happy.

certain groups of people who are more predisposed to engage in data, people who are more happy or comfortable with quantitative information, so that's all true and in many ways, this

Also the Unshelved audience was very predisposed to buying books.

There's definitely evidence that people who are predisposed to see the world in that way will disproportionately believe in conspiracy theories.

Chronic inflammation that causes cells to grow more predisposes to cancer.

One of the ways is that they see that you're predisposed to endurance-based activities.

and this is how we know someone is predisposed to or probably has sleep apnea or is at risk for sleep apnea and

And the doctor gets back the report and sees that Emily contains genes that predispose her to early onset heart attack.

We don't know exactly how things like genetics are going to predispose people to different diets, but one way to do this is to actually keep track

to an interaction a melding of sorts of these two machines that have been predisposed to do this in

And he learned that he has got a pretty rare genetic mutation that predisposes him to develop Parkinson's.

We use family history to try to guess at what diseases you may be predisposed to.

This is a really profound study looking at the Agouti mouse which looked at these predisposed mice who were predisposed to diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and cancer; sounds like

So maybe that's one of the reasons astronomers are almost kind of predisposed to being able to let go of sort of your common sense when people say things like the inside of a neutron star,

We also now know of many genetic factors, many genetic lesions which predispose one to cancer.

Which doesn't say that the happiness as such is genetic, but that things that predispose

And from an evolutionary standpoint, we were all actually programmed and predisposed to be more pessimistic.

but Hawaii, being the Pacific, is predisposed to a worse hurricane season.

And the main take home messages that I want to just remind you of we are all predisposed, some to more, some to less degree,

The thing that I want to say about our understanding of randomness or spotting of randomness is that we are predisposed to pick out patterns

So what I'm trying to illustrate here is that if there's a change in a neurotransmitter that predisposes you to mental illness--

or maybe can go a little deeper into sorrow, or maybe is predisposed to anxiety or depression and will respond differently to bereavement.

And obviously, they would say that, because they are predisposed to think about that.

And the easy explanation here is that these items are dense in energy and that we are predisposed to like things that are dense in energy.

There are athletic feats that are due to talent and training and discipline and people might be predisposed to excel in that particular respect of sport.

is this nervous system that's associated with resting and so they're already sort of predisposed to be good at this and so

"The doctors raising these alarms were careful to state that many of the new diseases affected only cyclists predisposed to them, which would explain why

They've got lower pain sensitivity and various other things, which means they are genetically predisposed to win in this kind of operation.

And so instead of taking an approach where we could work with some of the tribes who are predisposed to despise al-Qaeda, we are pushing them into the fold of if not