Sentence examples for much less susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Porcine and rodent enzymes show much less susceptibility to inhibitors and their measured inhibition values reveal less correlation with the corresponding docking scores.

Likewise, IFN-γ secretion by memory CD8+ T cells also contributes to the control of a secondary L.m infection since IFN-γ−/− mice transferred with Wt but not IFN-γ−/− memory CD8+ T cells exhibit much less susceptibility to L.m infection [29].

In addition, Wang et al. [ 20] and Li et al. [ 21] found that all the investigated Chinese wild Vitis exhibited much less susceptibility to anthracnose compared to the two V. vinifera cultivars (Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay).

In general, in the 701 peridomestic mosquitoes from four localities used in this study, we found high susceptibility to endemic DENV-2 isolates but much less susceptibility to sylvatic strains.

Although a great deal is known about susceptibility to clinical illness, parasitemia or gametocytemia [ 38, 39], much less is known about susceptibility to new infection.

Wolbachia infection had much less effect on the susceptibility of D. melanogaster to Chikungunya (Togaviridae) and La Crosse (Bunyaviridae) viruses.

While there is now increasing insight into the genes conferring disease susceptibility, much less is known about the types of regulatory networks of expressed genes which define the molecular signature of the disease.

There have been extensive searches for resistance to take-all within bread wheat but there is much less available information on the susceptibility of durum wheat to take-all.

The role of environmental risk factors and their interaction with genetic susceptibility alleles are much less well defined, despite the fact that infections have long been associated with MS development.

Susceptibility artefacts are much less disturbing on the images of diamagnetic-composed projectiles.

The MHC shows these properties too, but MHC-related associations with infectious disease resistance and susceptibility are usually much less clear-cut, for a number of reasons.