Moreover, if the group of elderly individuals appears to be collectively prone to a low incidence of H1N1 and H1N1sw infections (at least of symptomatic infections), individuals without immunity to the virus do exist in this age group.
Similarly, numerous genetic diseases harbouring mutations in distinct components involved in ribosome biogenesis, collectively referred as "ribosomopathies", are prone to developing cancer [ 9].
Collectively, this indicates that DW are prone to hemodynamic instability, especially in the presence of microvascular complications and poor glycemic control.
It is possible that all three genes collectively and through their interactions make M2 prone to sex change.
Collectively, these DNA fragments are probably more prone to higher substitution rates than the others due to their position along the mtDNA, although no experimental study has been performed to sustain this hypothesis.
Deposits, including those produced by FeOB, initiate a series of events that are individually or collectively very corrosive for materials that are prone to under-deposit corrosion; eg 300 series stainless steels exposed in stagnant, oxygenated, and chloride-containing waters.
These observations collectively suggest that transcripts that encode aggregation-prone proteins are globally less efficiently translated when compared to those encoding nonaggregation-prone proteins.
In this context, many savanna fire prone developing countries in Africa and South America, which collectively account for about 65 77% of total savanna burning emissions, may want to develop similar methodologies in order to receive carbon benefits.
Collectively, these studies reiterate that early lens cells are prone to apoptosis, and that the pro-survival functions of FGF and IGF1R are essential for lens development.
Collectively these results suggest that not only are students distracted and prone to mind-wandering in class and while studying, but there is a large range of things that cause distraction and a large range of topics students tend to mind-wander about.
The collectively-owned "co-op" apartment buildings more common in New York are prone to reject absentee landlords as buyers, and anybody else who might ruffle their composure.
