पूर्वानुमान लगाना (en. Predispose)

Obviously, this cardiovascular risk will depend directly on whether the person has one or several factors that predispose to suffer this type of disease.

Their survey found that 59 percent of Americans believe genes can predispose them to heart disease - and they may be right.

There are other instances of genes that both predispose to an illness and confer an important adaptive advantage.

The findings are important, as benzodiazepines and benzodiazepine-like drugs were not previously known to predispose to strokes or other cerebrovascular events.

Work conditions or hobbies that may have repetitive movements such as playing tennis or golf, grilling, swimming, or running can predispose to bursitis.

In addition to old age, experts believe that a family history of the same problem or of dementia may predispose someone to the disease.

They may be common because these variant genes, in a female, predispose her to mate earlier and more often, and to have more children.