The phrase "a susceptibility for development" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the potential for growth or change in a particular context, such as personal growth or organizational development.
Example: "The team showed a susceptibility for development, adapting quickly to new challenges and opportunities."
Alternatives: "an inclination towards development" or "a tendency for growth."
It remains unknown if the higher plasma lipid content is associated with a higher susceptibility for development of PG toxicosis.
Therefore, this study provides an excellent basis to develop promising antimicrobial agents that possess a broad range of antimicrobial activities with less susceptibility for development of drug resistance.
12 On the other hand, the susceptibility for development of obesity with an irregular accumulation of WAT in the body depends on the interaction of two factors: (1) exposure to environmental risk factors, and (2) variation in genes (characterized as "obesogenes") involved in body weight regulation and obesity pathogenesis such as ADIPOQ.
Our data indicated that the rs5780218 polymorphism individually confers susceptibility for development of breast cancer in Mexican population and a possible role as a genetic marker in breast cancer metastasis for H1 haplotype (Wt/variant) in KiSS1 gene must be analyzed in other populations.
Despite recent advances in the pathophysiology of STEC HUS, several issues remain including identifying the genetic and environmental factors that confer susceptibility for development of HUS in select patients following infection with STEC.
Although oxidative stress by accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in diabetes has become evident, it remains unclear what genes, involved in redox balance, would determine susceptibility for development of atherosclerosis in diabetes.
Regression analysis revealed that both rs780094 and rs1260326 confer a significant susceptibility for the development of hypertriglyceridemia; after adjusting the results for age, gender, total serum cholesterol, CAD and statin therapy.
14 There is haplotype evidence of a common founder in R92Q 5 and it may be a minor susceptibility factor for development of multiple sclerosis.
South-Asian people are recognised, however, as having an increased susceptibility for the development of T2DM [18], [18] and also for depression [19].
