Sentence examples for particular susceptibility from inspiring English sources

It all means, in short, that politicians have a particular susceptibility to being lobbied when they get close to the opinion-makers of the press.

Pricing in a region's particular susceptibility to drought might also slow growth in areas of the country ill-equipped to provide for massive populations.Consumers may not be fond of the idea, but I can't imagine they're all that fond of the government telling them when they can and cannot bathe, either.

Collectively, MitP and target-selective chimeric analogues are broad spectrum antibiotics, with the Gram-negative A. baumannii demonstrating particular susceptibility.

By contrast, C57BL/6j mice displayed unique vulnerability to Agg-E stress induced myocardopathy, possibly attributable to their particular susceptibility to hypoxia.

These observations highlight the particular susceptibility of loess areas to seismic ground failure, such as it was clearly shown by Derbyshire et al. (2000) analysing geological hazards affecting the loess plateau of China.

Such high efficiency and molecular complexity require a great metabolic demand, altogether conferring to photoreceptors particular susceptibility to external and internal insults, whose occurrence usually precipitate into degeneration of these cells and blindness.

In particular, susceptibilities to levofloxacin against ESBL-producing isolates of E. coli and K. pneumoniae were lower when compared with non-ESBL-producing strains (11.5% vs. 60.9% and 38.2% vs 80.1%, respectively) (Table 1).

In particular, the special susceptibility of DAn to neurodegeneration and the progressive nature of this process in PD, together with the presence of Lewy bodies, have proven especially difficult to model in animal models of PD.

Cognitive risk assessments, in particular perceived susceptibility to A/H1N1 (either absolute or relative susceptibility) had weak associations with adoption of protective behaviors.

FairTest and other critics of the SAT say the revisions do not address any of its basic flaws -- in particular, its susceptibility to coaching, which gives an advantage to those who can afford expensive test-prep courses.

In particular, the susceptibility of forested slopes between 26 and 31° to debris avalanche failures has likely been underestimated.