Sentence examples for a susceptibility to develop from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that migraineurs bear a susceptibility to develop migraine attack after NTG administration as a specific trait linked to a supersensitivity of the pain system to NTG [28].

Any tissue sensitive to this altered transgenerational transcriptome will have a susceptibility to develop disease [ 23].

Another tentative explanation is that this mammographic pattern reveals a susceptibility to develop new in situ lesions.

Polymorphisms amongst rat strains in these genes are associated with a susceptibility to developing a variety of autoimmune diseases in the rat which include type 1 diabetes, thyroditis, arthritis and autoimmune encephalomyelitis [33].

Elucidating the hereditary component has proven difficult because multiple genes seem to produce a susceptibility to developing endometriosis.

The lack of exposure to enteric pathogens may lead to a greater susceptibility to develop an inappropriate immunologic response upon exposure to new antigens (e.g. gastrointestinal infection) later in life [ 56].

Such mice have an impaired clearance of lipoproteins from the plasma, a raised plasma lipid levels and a greater susceptibility to develop atherosclerosis when the mice are fed diets rich in cholesterol [51].

Patients with a heterozygous mutation of CCM3 have a high susceptibility to develop cerebral cavernous malformations, and it has been shown recently that they can also develop meningiomas, which places CCM3 as a possible tumor suppressor gene (Clark et al., 2013; Riant et al., 2013).

Thus, low-birth-weight babies due to adverse foetal conditions often display an increased susceptibility to develop a metabolic syndrome when submitted to plentiful conditions later in life [4], [5].

In the absence of functional p53, these knockout mice have a higher susceptibility to develop carcinomas.

Additionally, patients without genetic disorders but with serum anti-IFN gamma autoantibodies have a higher susceptibility to develop Mycobacteriosis [ 43].