Sentence examples for potential susceptibilities from inspiring English sources

We stratified patients 16 55 years of age into four age groups for comparison and used multivariable logistic regression to identify associations of potential susceptibilities and exposures with AKI and mortality.

To assess potential susceptibilities of naive and memory T cell populations to ZnO NPs in a well-controlled environment, PBMC (which contained both naive and memory T cells) were treated with 8-nm ZnO NPs for 22 24 h, with the viability assessed by PI uptake using flow cytometry.

Because the liver is the first and primary line of defense against the potentially toxic effects of oral xenobiotics [ 6, 7], inquiry into its gene expression profiles to assess potential susceptibilities was performed.

Dorn, in a separate paper, said RTI could "be interpreted as an occupation's potential susceptibility to displacement by automation".

Thus, its potential susceptibility to habitat destruction or habitat shifts induced by climate change seems high.

Population-based linkage analysis of schizophrenia and bipolar case-control cohorts identifies a potential susceptibility locus on 19q13.

Despite its popularity within the neuroimaging community, there are outstanding concerns about its potential susceptibility to false positive findings.

Although corresponding to a short monitoring period, these results may add to a better knowledge of the potential susceptibility of burnt shrublands to soil degradation and their natural recovery rates.

Community-driven development (CDD) projects have motivated both large amounts of funding from international development agencies and a number of general critiques centering on the potential susceptibility of decentralized projects to local elite capture.

Three decades of intensive research have yielded four established AD genes (APP, PSEN1, PSEN2, APOE), and hundreds of potential susceptibility loci, none of which has been unequivocally shown to modify disease risk using conventional methodologies.

Golla et al. performed an association study in CNO patients identifying a potential susceptibility locus on chromosome 18q21.3-22 [35].