Sentence examples for generally susceptible from inspiring English sources

Pension funds, after all, do not work like banks and are not generally susceptible to runs.

Like other members of the rose family, Pyrus species are generally susceptible to fire blight, anthracnose, canker, and powdery mildew.

Since the early 1920s, researchers have understood that people are generally susceptible to the "halo effect" — viewing others as being totally good and competent, or totally bad and incompetent (minus any shades of gray), based on their initial evaluation of the person.

Both gram-positive cocci and gram-positive bacilli were generally susceptible to vancomycin (98.2% and 95.6%, respectively).

Gram-negative isolates were generally susceptible to gatifloxacin (92.9%), ofloxacin (89.4%), chloramphenicol (88.6%, Pseudomonas isolates were often resistant), amikacin (83.5%), and ceftazidime (77.2%).

On the other hand, most of the rice varieties that have superior yield and agronomic traits are generally susceptible to BPH infestation.

There is also evidence that persons living with HIV infection are generally more susceptible to cancer than the general population 12.

Studies indicate that porcine blood vessels are generally very susceptible to vasospasm, and smaller caliber vessels would be more susceptible to vasospasm even with wire manipulations.

Cancer stem cells are generally less susceptible to chemotherapeutic treatments than their cancer cell counterparts, but it is not known how susceptible their cellular metabolism is to chemotherapeutics.

Male animals are generally more susceptible to parasites than females and steers are believed to have intermediate susceptibility [ 11].

For one, smaller countries such as Sweden are generally more susceptible to American pressure and bullying.