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In sharp contrast, miR-155 inhibitor-treated CD4+ Th cells showed a much higher susceptibility to nTreg-mediated suppression than control-transfected responder CD4+ Th cells (Fig. 4A).

Beta cells from LXRβ-/ and LXRαβ-/ mice showed a much higher susceptibility to palmitate-toxicity (almost 100% cell death) than wild type cells, whereas those from LXRα-/ mice were less susceptible.

The individuals carrying A133S (Ser/Ser) genotype had a much higher susceptibility to GCA compared with people carrying Ala/Ala genotype (P=0.04, OR=9.01, 95% CI= 0.99 83.31).

Similarly in a cytotoxic assay, PD98059-pre-treated MKN7 showed much higher susceptibility to the CTL clone compared to the control target, while IFN-γ-pre-treated MKN7 showed lower susceptibility to the CTL clone compared to the control target (Fig. 5b).

We attribute lower attack rate (compared to seasonal influenza with the same R0) to the existence of a subpopulation (the 12 24 age groups) that had a much higher individual susceptibility to infection but who mixed disproportionately with themselves, compared to the larger population.

Higher rates represent higher susceptibility to contamination.

In a study on the dose response relation for E. coli O157 H7 comparing an animal challenge model to human response data, a strikingly similar pattern was found: human susceptibility was much higher than the estimate from the animal model [ 22].

In tomato plants, it is known that susceptibility to NOx is much higher in low-light as opposed to high-light conditions (Mortensen [1986]).

Some of these, such as the nerve and mammary tumors, appear to have a very specific window of susceptibility, and the ratios were much higher if the exposure occurred during this window.

vi) The model without an effect of herd size on susceptibility (a  = 0) has a much higher AIC value, an evidence ratio > 20, and can be rejected.

This mutant, deleted for HAA1 gene, was chosen due to its very high susceptibility to acetic acid to avoid the use of the much higher concentrations required to inhibit the parental strain growth.