Sentence examples for remarkably susceptible from inspiring English sources

And some women are remarkably susceptible to this ploy.

Rather than showing a smooth trend, attitudes on this topic seem remarkably susceptible to annual fluctuations.

And I may prove remarkably susceptible to buying a new brand of toothpaste if it might make me more loveable, or taking out insurance that shows I care for my relatives, or obtaining a well-nourished cat, a car, a chocolate bar that will somehow replace an inconveniently autonomous lover with dependable sweetness and purring.

David (played by David Turner) is also remarkably susceptible to hypnosis.

37 38 One of the main sites where the antioxidant property of uric acid has been demonstrated is the central nervous system, as neurons are remarkably susceptible to oxidative damage.

DA rats are remarkably susceptible to a number of autoimmune diseases; experimental arthritis induced with collagen [ 6] or hydrocarbons such as mineral oil [ 7] or pristane oil [ 8], experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis [ 9], experimental allergic neuritis [ 10], experimental allergic uveitis [ 11], and experimental autoimmune thyroiditis [ 12].

Thus, inhibition of NF- κB activation rendered target cells remarkably more susceptible to AZT-induced cell death.

Similarly, studies of the FAR protein from M. javanica (Mj-FAR-1) have shown that tomato hairy roots overexpressing mj-far-1 are remarkably more susceptible to RKNs [ 26].

Thus, all that can be said at the moment is that throughout Europe and North America, the probability of being genetically susceptible is remarkably consistent (Table 3).

Remarkably, not all cells were susceptible to this degradation and a subpopulation remained 7AADhigh/C1q− even after 5 h of serum incubation.

However, the microstructural evolutions of the sample surfaces in the transpassive region were remarkably different, with dissimilar corrosion-susceptible regions detected for the two alloys.