Sentence examples for has been made susceptible to from inspiring English sources

We have reported intraductal injection of a Rous sarcoma virus-based vector, RCAS, as a means of introducing oncogenes into a small subset of cells in the normally developed mammary gland that has been made susceptible to infection by transgenic expression of the gene encoding the RCAS receptor TVA from the MMTV promoter (MMTV- tva) (Du et al., 2006).

Instead of simply submitting to Kant's injunctions against the very possibility of a scientific psychology, Wundt finds that certain aspects of our inner experience can be, and in fact have been made susceptible to experiment and mathematical representation: Weber and Fechner did this.

The Coast Guard and the National Guard are already patrolling many plants, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission says improvements have been made since Sept. 11 to make reactors less susceptible to sabotage.

The Kenyan outbreak followed a poor harvest of maize that had been damaged and made susceptible to mold by drought.

It has been described to make neurons more susceptible to oxidative stress in a cell culture model of PD [ 31].

It has been shown to make people more susceptible to respiratory viral infections that exacerbate asthma [ 38], and enhance allergic responses after subsequent challenge [ 39].

Since then, a whole system of genes has been implicated in making a person susceptible to impulsive, aggressive behaviour.

In addition, its complete genome sequence has been recently published, thus making the organism susceptible to targeted improvement by metabolic engineering.

Varmus agrees that this approach might make a wider array of tumors susceptible to therapy, and in early trials Rosenberg's strategy has been promising.

The taxonomic distribution of secA domain proteins in eukaryotes makes it clear that they have been susceptible to horizontal transfer between lineages.

But Peterson has also been susceptible to fumbling.