For I > Icrit, fear of the disease keeps susceptibles from mixing with the infected, but the vaccinated will.
Delayed measles vaccinations keep children susceptible and increase the number of young children affected during outbreaks as observed in a recent outbreak in Oslo [ 4].
Insect populations there, the thinking goes, would remain susceptible to Bt and keep that susceptibility trait active in the gene pool.
"Better to keep them all susceptible," says Hugh-Jones, "and shoot your way out when an outbreak occurs --as Britain is doccurs --as
Together, these events keep the dividing hepatocytes susceptible to cellular insult and hence putting them at a greater risk of acquiring mutations.
Yet compounds exist — called Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers or EEFs — that reduce these microbial processes and keep nitrogen in forms less susceptible to being lost.
Government efforts to stop companies from being terrible ― what the academics call public regulation ― is binding, but it's also painfully slow, intermittently enforced and, as we keep seeing with gun control, susceptible to capture by lobbyists and the weaknesses of our electoral system.
Host defenses that prevent biofilm formation could keep surviving bacteria in a susceptible state until robust immune responses are generated.
Now, I suppose this service is susceptible to abuse, but keep in mind that even a hundred-million-word dictionary can't crack long, random alphanumeric strings.
However, because of their short muzzles they can be susceptible to heat stroke; keep the walks short and only walk them during cool weather.
Most other heated gloves center on the palm of the hand but these ones keep the part of your hands most susceptible to cold — your digits.
