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The susceptibility
noun
The condition of being susceptible; vulnerability
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The susceptibility of ethyl (or beverage) alcohol to oxidation is probably its most distinctive trait.
The susceptibility to staining of the duck-egg coloured version is unknown.
The susceptibility of the domestic rat to plague is shared by other undomesticated rodents & rodent-like animals.
The susceptibility of ferromagnetic materials is large and positive.
The susceptibility to amphotericine B was 96.94%.
The susceptibility tests were conducted using -dehydroabietic acid.
The susceptibility of the microalgae to both polymers was similar.
The susceptibility of security attack on relays is also enumerated.
The susceptibility of different coatings to chemomechanical effects is discussed.
The susceptibility becomes zero for PdH0.62.
The susceptibility to apoptosis was measured after 48 h.
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