The phrase "a consequence the susceptibility" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a consequence of the susceptibility"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the results or effects that arise from a particular susceptibility or vulnerability.
Example: "The increased risk of infection is a consequence of the susceptibility to the virus."
Alternatives: "an effect of the susceptibility" or "a result of the susceptibility."
This may be a consequence of the susceptibility of Broca's areas (Brodmann areas 44, 45) in the left inferior frontal cortex to prion-like contiguous spread from the motor cortex or through network-based structural white matter connections [ 23, 26].
As a consequence, the CaSR gene is a candidate to explain the susceptibility to urolithiasis.
"There is a growing awareness that events very early in life can shape how our immune system matures, and as a consequence, our susceptibility to, or protection against, allergies," he said.
These results suggest that in diabetic mice undergoing polymicrobial infection, mast cells play a key role in the neutrophil migration failure due to reduction of the CXCR2 expression, resulting in bacterial spreading and systemic release of mediators, and as a consequence augmented susceptibility to sepsis development.
Since the overall rate of infection did not differ between Wolbachia and Wolbachia mosquitoes, it was unclear if the increased rate of virus dissemination and transmission observed in Wolbachia mosquitoes was a consequence of increased susceptibility of the mosquitoes to WNV infection (Table 1).
Taken together, our current and previous studies [ 5, 18] suggest that enteropathy in Zambian adults is a consequence of the increased susceptibility to intestinal infection which occurs in the later stages of HIV infection, and is therefore unlikely to be a driver of HIV disease progression in the earlier stages as Douek's hypothesis would suggest [ 13].
As the doses of therapeutic radiation administered to individuals within the TC cohort were similar (interquartile range (25 75%) 127 153 cGy), it has raised the possibility that the impact of ionising radiation on cancer risk is in part a consequence of genetic susceptibility conferred by low penetrance genes.
Taken together, these findings suggest that medication overuse might be a consequence of a susceptibility to substance abuse due to prefrontal, particularly OF, dysfunction [6].
They are readily detectable in sputum from cystic fibrosis patients [7] although determining their physiological QS concentration range is complicated as a consequence of their susceptibility to alkaline [8] and/or enzymatic hydrolysis [9].
