Sentence examples for consistent with this susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this, susceptibility of satellite cells might be crucial for the physiopathology of CHIK virus infection in humans with a possible persistence of virus on muscle tissue leading to recurrent myalgia.

A 7-day regimen of nitrofurantoin has recently been described as an adequate choice for asymptomatic bacteriuria in Southeast Asia, 55 and this recommendation is consistent with the susceptibilities reported here.

This is consistent with antimicrobial susceptibility typing, which showed that all 12  S.

This recommendation is consistent with relative susceptibility risk of these populations to listeriosis and with the advice given by the federal government of Canada [ 62, 63].

Since last reviewing such 5-HTTLPR-related GXE research consistent with differential susceptibility (Belsky & Pluess, 2009), ever more evidence in line with the just-cited work has emerged.

The effect of 5-HTTLPR in moderating environmental influences in a manner consistent with differential susceptibility is not restricted to depression and its symptoms.

Especially noteworthy, perhaps are the results of a meta-analysis of GXE research involving dopamine-related genes showing that children eight and younger respond to positive and negative developmental experiences and environmental exposures in a manner consistent with differential susceptibility (Bakermans-Kranenburg & van IJzendoorn, 2011).

There was a trend of decreasing prevalence of all allele families in UM patients with antimalarial use, consistent with a susceptibility of parasite genotypes to antimalarial treatment.

They found that upregulated activity of graF promoter is consistent with reduced susceptibility to glycopeptides due to an increased cell wall thickness [ 64].

Making perceptions of susceptibility and severity in this population more consistent with the actual susceptibility and severity could help to influence the adoption of WNV protective behaviors (9).

This is consistent with the increased susceptibility to malaria of mouse atopic models.