Sentence examples for a decrease in susceptibility from inspiring English sources

There would also be a decrease in susceptibility of the aquatic organisms inhabiting the lagoon to diseases (WRC 2003) because the lagoon is well oxygenated and most organisms would survive with the right amount of light intensity.

None of the porin single or double mutations caused a decrease in susceptibility to the test compounds, implying that the compounds do not possess a strong porin preference, but instead can pass the outer membrane through a variety of routes.

The resulting quotient (IC50 for the tested virus divided by the reference IC50) is termed Fold Decrease in Susceptibility (FDS); a value higher than 1 indicates a decrease in susceptibility.

This is the only study where resistance emergence was defined explicitly, and denoted a decrease in susceptibility being a 4+-fold increase in the MIC [ 39].

In many infectious diseases, a decrease in susceptibility with age is mediated through the immunological responses to repeated exposure since birth.

Host cells produce and release interferons in response to many viral infections, resulting in a decrease in susceptibility to subsequent viral challenges.

However, some degree of surface oxidation was observed over time, resulting in a decrease in magnetic susceptibility.

Sun et al. (2010b) demonstrated a decrease in magnetic susceptibility, and thus EASM precipitation, with increasing orbital-scale variability that started at 2.75 Ma and continued until ca. 1.25 Ma.

We observed a decrease in carbapenem susceptibility among K. pneumoniae in the Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, São Paulo, Brazil.

However, within the same segregating population, two genotypes exhibited a decrease in FD susceptibility later in the season.

Therefore, the emergence of a logarithmic decrease in mean area, which is evident for the leaf samples, implies a decrease in the susceptibility of the particles to breakdown.