"less susceptibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something or someone being less prone to reacting to a stimulus, or having less vulnerability to an illness or injury. For example, "New medical treatments have allowed her to have less susceptibility to illnesses."
To this end, less susceptibility value is assigned to the less susceptible formation or land used/ land cover class, and vice versa.
Hybrid resistance is available for anthracnose stalk rot, and hybrids with good foliar disease resistance often reduce stress overall, resulting in less susceptibility to stalk rots in general.
It is also observed that the studied structure has less susceptibility to progressive collapse in scenarios of element removal at higher elevations.
Therefore, this study provides an excellent basis to develop promising antimicrobial agents that possess a broad range of antimicrobial activities with less susceptibility for development of drug resistance.
The results provided evidence of its additive effect with T10-DOX, which leads to greater efficacy and less susceptibility to drug resistance.
Apart from insights in important molecular properties for CYP inhibition, the present results may also guide further design of curcumin analogues with less susceptibility to drug drug interactions.
Once the processing is complete, there will be a better foundation for emotional stability, which means less susceptibility to stress and anxiety.
And then the localized DCA is smoothed by the localized optimal radially Gaussian kernel and cascaded to produce the SLDCA with high time frequency resolution and less susceptibility to cross-term interferences.
After sulphuric exposure for 90 days, the high temperature cured samples show less susceptibility to the acid attack in comparison with those samples cured at room temperature and those without HGMW and QP.
The investigation of corrosion properties evaluated by immersion test and electrochemical measurement shows less susceptibility to pitting corrosion and lower corrosion rate of JDBM as compared with AZ31 alloy.
First, an improved base strain of B. subtilis was engineered for more effective HA production with less susceptibility to catabolite repression when expressing genes from a xylose-inducible promoter.
