"highest susceptibility" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the greatest tendency or vulnerability to something, such as a disease or influence. Example: "Children under the age of five have the highest susceptibility to catching the flu."
However, meropenem exhibited the highest susceptibility rate (99.0% susceptible).
As expected, exponential phase planktonic cultures showed the highest susceptibility to vancomycin, tetracycline and rifampicin, while biofilm cells were the most tolerant of all (Fig. 5).
Phytophthora cinnamomi dieback has not been identified as a threat to this species, but testing has found it to be highly susceptible; in one study it exhibited the highest susceptibility of 49 Banksia species studied, with 80% of plants dead within 96 days of inoculation with the disease, and 100% dead within a year.
Carbapenem resistance was observed in 1330 (4.6%) isolates, with the agent with the highest susceptibility against this subset of resistant isolates being tigecycline (92.0% susceptible); 505 ESBL-positive isolates were also carbapenem-resistant (Table 2).
S. paucimobilis and A. calcoaceticus were the least susceptible pathogens, while S. aureus and E. faecalis exhibited the highest susceptibility to Lactobacillus isolates.
Interestingly, the drug-resistant strains exhibited the highest susceptibility without any cross-resistance with established drugs.
Among the tested ECM-degrading enzymes, diverse biofilms showed the highest susceptibility to DNase I. ECM profiling demonstrated that eDNA was commonly present in the ECM and its level was distinct among strains and different culture conditions.
The toxicity and energy-related impact categories show the highest susceptibility to increasing recycled content and recycling rate, while the technological novelties show little effect.
The EVA exhibits the highest susceptibility to thermo-mechanical deformation followed by the solder which is found to accumulate the highest magnitude of strain energy density.
In humans, approximately 2% of infants are exposed to perinatal hypoxia ischemia or prolonged anoxic insult, a condition to which very low birth weight preterm infants exhibit the highest susceptibility.
More recently, Page et al.o identified 30 45° slopes in the Nelson region as having the highest susceptibility to landsliding following forest harvesting.
