Sentence examples for event susceptibility from inspiring English sources
As technologies advance, the coupling effects increasingly cause SE transients to contaminate electronically unrelated circuit paths which can in turn increase the "Single Event susceptibility" of CMOS circuits.
Single event effect susceptibility of several commercial transceivers are studied.
How a particular cell responds to a transforming event, its susceptibility for malignant progression, and its role in establishing a tumor's histological and molecular fate are poorly understood.
This large-scale multi-center study examined germline DNA markers and their contributions to somatic events, especially susceptibility to DNA methylation in CRC.
Such events include susceptibility to unplanned hospital admissions, and death [ 1- 3].
Single event upset (SEU) susceptibility of unhardened 6T/SRAM and hardened active delay element (ADE)/SRAM, fabricated with 0.35 μm silicon-on-insulator (SOI) CMOS technology, was investigated at heavy ion accelerator.
Thus although it is unclear if the reduction of NK cells in our patients is a primary event increasing the susceptibility of disease or a secondary effect of viral infection, Ahlenstiel's study suggests that the former is possible.
The inactivation of this tumor suppressor gene is not necessarily due to radiation exposure itself, but could occur as an early event that increases susceptibility to subsequent ionizing-radiation induced mutationizing-radiation inducedssion of the carcinogenic process to CLL.
In this study, six stable knockdown cell lines were generated for Hspa13 to measure the effect of knockdown on early events such as susceptibility, propagation and cell-to-cell spread rather than just clearance.
Critics said the susceptibility of the economy to such events underlined the weakness of the tentative recovery.
The probability of spatial and temporal overlap of fire disturbance and rainfall events, and the susceptibility of hillslopes to severe erosion determine the risk to water quality.
