Sentence examples for physical susceptibility from inspiring English sources

To address this knowledge gap, two interrelated models have been developed and are presented here: the Underlying Physical Susceptibility Model (UPSM) and the Coastal Erosion Susceptibility Model (CESM).

One proxy represents access to care (the postneonatal mortality rate), and two represent higher physical susceptibility as measured by weight for age Z scores.

However also it is possible that the evolvability of this gene may be due to its physical susceptibility to mutagenesis and therefore that the similitudes/differences found in the species analyzed does not be related with their phylogenetic relations.

Physical (magnetic susceptibility, molar conductance), spectral (IR, 1H NMR, 13C NMR, mass and electronic) and analytical data have established the structures of these synthesized Schiff bases and their oxovanadium(IV) complexes.

The combination of physical (magnetic susceptibility, micromorphology, organic matter, calcium carbonate), botanical (pollen, macrofossils, diatoms), zoological (chironomids, molluscs, ostracods) and chemical analyses (stable carbon and oxygen isotopes) allowed for a highly detailed reconstruction of the lake ecosystem and vegetation surrounding the lake.

This methylation pattern played as great a role in determining a mouse's coat colour as did the underlying gene sequence.Dr Whitelaw's work is one part of a growing body of evidence suggesting that understanding inherited epigenetic features may be necessary to work out how animals pass on physical characteristics or susceptibility to disease.

The physical dimension of susceptibility is expressed as the propensity for damage to infrastructure or other fixed assets.

The underlying premise of the MOVE framework was kept, such as the thematic dimensions of vulnerability and their description, along with vulnerability as a function of exposure and physical and social susceptibility.

This phenomenon, referred to as "telescoping", is thought to be a result of the physical and psychological susceptibility to the effects of drugs and alcohol on women.

We documented intra-sexual differences in sexual behaviours, testosterone levels, and parasitism that suggest a trade-off exists between reproductive success and physical health, particularly susceptibility to helminths and acanthocephalans, in males displaying different mating tactics (i.e., territorial and non-territorial tactics).

The decline in physical activity increases susceptibility to disuse atrophy, a frequent problem for individuals of all ages, but a particularly challenging one for older adults.