Sentence examples for general susceptibility from inspiring English sources

General susceptibility to anchoring effect (α = .753) is found to be associated with Openness to Experience (r = .210, p < .01).01

Dr. Ming Tsuang, a a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, has found that people inherit not only a general susceptibility to substance abuse but also a vulnerability to particular drugs.

This begs the question to what extent the 'conformity interpretation' is preliminary and should be revisited in light of animals' general susceptibility to social influences.

PAUL KRUGMAN and Brad DeLong kicked up an amusing trope last week in which the possibility of creating grammatically correct sentences using only the word "buffalo" stands in for the general susceptibility of otherwise sophisticated people to getting herded along into silly, collectively self-destructive beliefs and behaviour.

It follows that the general susceptibility of Irgm1-deficient mice to protozoal infection may be accounted for as a regulatory failure that disables the IRG-dependent resistance mechanism.

It is important to note that the data presented in this study cannot be interpreted as an assessment of the general susceptibility of total endogenous reverse transcriptase to these drugs.

In general, a universal susceptibility to penicillin is assumed [ 13].

When it comes to a general genetic susceptibility, the leading suspect is a defect in the dopamine system, experts say.

Our study adds to the growing evidence that, like the 8q24 locus, the telomerase reverse transcriptase locus at 5p15.33, is a general cancer susceptibility locus.

Thus, DBA/2J mice seem to exhibit a general high susceptibility to influenza virus infections, independent of the virus subtype.

20 The general antibiotic susceptibility of the study isolates shows an overall high drug resistance prevalence to many routinely tested drugs.