Sentence examples for comparatively susceptible from inspiring English sources

In general, gram-negative bacteria are comparatively susceptible to cell wall damage than gram-positive bacteria and this is attributed to the nature of cell wall present in the bacteria; however, in this study gram-positive bacteria were prone to cell wall damage than the gram-negative bacteria (Fig. 8).

These groups are comparatively more susceptible than quartz for weathering.

Solar PV arrays made of interconnected modules are comparatively less susceptible to shadow problem and power degradation resulting from the aging of solar cells.

Mean lesion length on R. catawbiense stems equalled that on F. sylvatica in this study but foliage was comparatively more susceptible with the highest percentage symptom development and recovery of P. kernoviae recorded for any host.

Rural families are comparatively less susceptible to an energy subsidy reform since utilities and housing related payments, which face the highest price increase, constitute a lower share of their monthly expenditures.

Isolates were comparatively less susceptible to cephalosporins than other antibiotics.

Lastly, 4 CYPs (CYP9M9, CYP9J20, CYP304C1 and CYP6AG8) were under-transcribed in insecticide-resistant larvae comparatively to susceptible Larvae.

However, the Salmonella isolates were comparatively more susceptible to both fluoroquinolones and third-generation cephalosporins, with few (≤ 20%) isolates displaying resistance to CRO, CIP, or NA.

Finally, the fact that neonates are comparatively more susceptible to infections but less to sepsis than adults [ 21] implies that pathogens do not play a central role in sepsis development.

To assess the constitutive resistance level of each selected strain, larval bioassays were conducted with permethrin, imidacloprid and propoxur comparatively to the susceptible parental strain.

P450 monooxygenase activities were comparatively evaluated between susceptible and resistant strains in both larvae and adults by measuring the 7-ethoxycoumarin-O-deethylase (ECOD) activity on microsomal fractions based on the microfluorimetric method of De Sousa et al. [ 63].