Sentence examples for mean susceptibility from inspiring English sources

'Incoherence' here does not mean susceptibility to a Dutch Book, since in that sense violators of Reflection are incoherent.

The mean susceptibility (Km) by volume is defined as the mean of Kmax, Kint, and Kmin.

During this epidemic, the mean susceptibility of clones did not change, but variance increased greatly; together these indicate disruptive selection [ 13].

This indicates a mean susceptibility of 32 nM h for primary cells compared to 85 nM h for the HFF-1 cells with associated variance of 40% and 82%, respectively.

The mean susceptibility of clones collected from the population before and after the epidemic did not differ, but clonal variance and broad-sense heritability of post-epidemic clones were significantly greater, indicating disruptive selection and rapid evolution.

A theoretical model by Roche et al. (2012) suggests that the mean susceptibility in the host community, which depends on the composition and relative abundance of species, has a positive effect on disease prevalence.

The binary index s has m positions corresponding to the m drugs; "1" in a given position denotes resistance to the corresponding drug, while "0" means susceptibility.

"The aim of this kind of project is to find small changes in several genes that could mean more susceptibility to diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes," says Barroso.

Like Th1 cells, the suppression of Th17 cells in the context of the alcohol/burn model may mean enhanced susceptibility to bacterial translocation and infection.

Once the processing is complete, there will be a better foundation for emotional stability, which means less susceptibility to stress and anxiety.

From the above relation, higher KD means less susceptibility of a particular metal to groundwater due to greater adsorption unto the soil.