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Genetic factors are known to alter the initial susceptibility to and severity of C. albicans infection.

Values of the longitudinal anisotropy field can be derived (from extrapolation of initial susceptibility) to be approximately 3,500 and 2,500 Oe for NWs and NTs, respectively, in agreement with the reduced longitudinal coercivity observed for NTs.

This strain subsequently transferred to drug free medium or to medium containing 8 mg/L tetracycline and the EPI PAβN assumes initial susceptibility to tetracycline of 2 mg/L [5], [25].

A major risk of bias of all observational studies is that the compared groups are substantially unequal in their initial susceptibility to the outcome.

Variation in these traits (e.g. intrinsic replication rate) is also likely to lead to standing variation in initial susceptibility to drug treatment and the ability of any surviving parasites to re-establish an infection post-treatment.

Climate change might readily explain more than just increased morbidity among those with the condition; it could also be a candidate for increasing the initial susceptibility to asthma and hence the prevalence of the condition.

The initial susceptibility is sensitive to larger particles, while the approach to saturation is governed by smaller particles.

These findings suggest that hypoxia treatment improves late-stage infection rates by reducing the attrition rate of EEFs rather than promoting the initial susceptibility of the host hepatocytes to sporozoite invasion.

Initial susceptibility of the MRSA isolate to linezolid was not obtained; however, a previous case report described success in treating MRSA and VRE bacteremia in a patient with MRI (magnetic resonance imagery)–confirmed vertebral osteomyelitis as the primary focus for infection (3).

We also reviewed the initial susceptibility results of the 95 isolates to gentamicin (GM) and ciprofloxacin (CIP).

There is evidence that an initial exacerbation increases susceptibility to a subsequent one; hence exacerbations tend to occur in temporal clusters [ 27, 28].