Sentence examples for excellent susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Voriconazole has an excellent susceptibility profile against both yeasts and molds.

In this test, M. kansasii showed an excellent susceptibility to clarithromycin.

Although several studies reported the excellent susceptibility of TIG against MDR-AB [ 22, 23], but less than one-third of our multidrug-resistant A. baumannii (MDR-AB) isolates were susceptible to TIG.

20 Thus, these loci are also excellent JIA candidate susceptibility loci and, therefore, the aim of this study was to determine whether these confirmed that RA susceptibility loci are also associated with susceptibility to JIA.

On the basis of above functional relevance of BIRC5 both in vitro and in vivo in the pathogenesis of NPC, we hypothesize that the BIRC5 may be an excellent biological candidate susceptibility gene for the NPC.

These genes, which can cause hearing impairment such as pronounced progressive sensorineural hearing loss in the high frequencies, are excellent candidate ARHI susceptibility genes [ 2].

As cocaine addiction is widely believed to result in changes in neurocircuitry [ 37], miR-212 is an excellent candidate for susceptibility to cocaine addiction, further supported by a previous finding that miR-212 expression affects dendrite growth and arborisation [ 38].

Our detection scheme is unique in that it uses a combination of a clinical field-strength (3 T) scanner, customized gradient and radiofrequency coils for generating high-resolution, high-SNR images and a pulse sequence (3DFIESTA) with high SNR efficiency and excellent sensitivity to susceptibility contrast created by iron deposits.

In the temperature interval 77 95 K, excellent scaling of the susceptibility data was found, indicating the validity of the critical state model for these systems.

IKZF4 is an excellent candidate for T1D susceptibility gene in the region because it is important for the function of regulatory T cells [13].

Thus, polymorphic variants in 53BP1 are excellent candidates for cancer susceptibility.