Sentence examples for making susceptible from inspiring English sources

Harris suggests that APOBEC3H could be the target of future gene therapy, aimed at making susceptible populations more resistant to the virus.

Also the presence of chloride ions at the rebar surface in alkaline media making susceptible to the aggression of the chlorides as pollutant in marine environment.

As a result, the bacteria could be made susceptible once again to the antibiotic treatment.

These non-linearities are made susceptible to analysis by first approximating the full equation by one in which the most significant non-linear term is retained.

Therefore, conventional mice are artificially made susceptible to TSS by using sensitizing agents such as D-galN [13], [34].

Or is there a 'second hit', a virus that makes susceptible people develop EoE?

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

These genes may make susceptible individuals experience excessive inflammation, because inflammation is what ultimately kills off the beta cells.

A majority of the IAV surface is composed of the protein hemagglutinin, which can be modified by glycosylation and made susceptible to collectin binding.

Later, a postnatal or childhood infectious or environmental exposure, perhaps a common infection, induces leukemia only in those children made susceptible by the primary event.

With powerful pretreatment methods, such as steam explosion with acid catalysts, also recalcitrant lignocellulosic feedstocks including softwood can be made susceptible to cellulolytic enzymes [ 2– 4].