Sentence examples for development of susceptibility from inspiring English sources
The hygiene hypothesis is a leading candidate to explain early childhood development of susceptibility or resistance to becoming asthmatic.
These studies indicate that the major reservoir of OCP in PsA is CD16+ cells, a finding that may catalyze the development of susceptibility biomarkers for arthritis in Ps patients and a treatment response marker in PsA patients with erosive arthritis.
To investigate the association between frequency of visiting shops and noticing of tobacco point-of-sale (PoS) displays and the development of susceptibility to smoking, or smoking uptake, in secondary school students.
We have investigated prospectively the association between PoS exposure and the development of susceptibility to smoking, and uptake of smoking, among secondary school students in the period leading up to the first stage of PoS prohibition in April 2012.
In the present study the susceptible mares were older (mean age 19 years) than the resistant mares (mean age 6 years), and it is possible that age-related poor perineal conformation and impaired lymphatic drainage had an impact on development of susceptibility towards persistent inflammation.
These data do not allow us to speculate on potential development periods of susceptibility to exposure.
Anticonvulsants suppress epileptic seizures, but they neither cure nor prevent the development of seizure susceptibility.
Validation is a fundamental step in the development of a susceptibility map and determination of its prediction ability (Pourghasemi et al., 2012).
Evidence for the development of reduced susceptibility caused by excessive exposure to disinfectants, including quaternary ammonium compounds and bis-biguanides, has been reported [ 15, 16].
In the last years, several genetic studies were performed in order to discover genes involved in the development of obesity susceptibility, osteoporosis, and insulin resistance.
Several genetic studies were performed in order to discover the genes involved in the development of obesity susceptibility, and more than 300 genes have been putatively identified [ 4].
