Sentence examples for preference susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Different strains of C. elegans vary in a wide range of phenotypes, including foraging behavior, oxygen and carbon dioxide preference, susceptibility to pathogenic bacteria, and dauer development (Bendesky and Bargmann 2011; de Bono and Bargmann 1998; Hodgkin and Doniach 1997; McGrath et al. 2009; Persson et al. 2009; Schulenburg and Ewbank 2004; Schulenburg and Muller 2004; Viney et al. 2003).

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Since there is a scarcity of research done on Leishmania in Yemen, further investigations on aspects of the type of vectors, the vectors' behaviour and feeding preference, insecticide susceptibility, the presence of reservoir hosts, risk factors of acquiring the infection and drug resistance are crucial for effective control strategies to be formulated.

Furthermore, a growing number of studies have shown phenotypic differences regarding metabolism and biochemistry, growth rates (both in vivo and in vitro), drug sensitivity, pH preference, infectivity, susceptibility to the G. intestinalis dsRNA virus and clinical features [ 19, 18].

Gene flow in loci that affect vectorial capacity, such as those controlling host preference and susceptibility to parasite infection, can change the transmission patterns and consequently make the disease control a harder task.

The elements of influenza pandemic risk assessment that are most amenable to computational prediction are those that correspond to well-defined, quantifiable molecular-scale traits such as receptor-binding preference, antiviral susceptibility, antigenicity of HA and NA, and possibly T-cell epitopes.

Consistent with panelist preferences, ordinal susceptibility values for organism-antimicrobial pairs involving Staphylococcus aureus, Enterococcus faecium, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella spp., and Acinetobacter spp. were multiplied by a factor of 1.25, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa was multiplied by a factor of 1.75.

17 In the absence of entomologic information on malaria transmission in this village and the surrounding areas, a detailed longitudinal entomologic study was conducted to study host preferences, insecticide susceptibility, anopheline diversity, seasonal variations, and intensity of malaria transmission (EIR).

Individual preferences and susceptibilities are mapped to collective outcomes through an intricate, dynamical process in which people react individually to an environment consisting largely of others who are reacting likewise.

Specific patient preferences, characteristics, susceptibilities to side effects, potential for weight gain and hypoglycemia should play a major role in drug selection (20, 21).

Increasingly, successful treatment of T2DM is seen as requiring individualization for each affected patient, with specific patient preferences, characteristics, susceptibilities to adverse events, potential for weight gain, and hypoglycemia playing a major role in drug selection.