Sentence examples for state susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Incidence was used as a proxy for immunological state, susceptibility, and carriage in the population.

Alternatively, hemodynamic parameters that are directly affected by angiogenesis, such as cerebral blood volume (CBV) and cerebral blood flow (CBF), can be measured with perfusion MR imaging techniques such as dynamic susceptibility contrast-enhanced (DSC- MRI, steaDSC- MRI steadytibility contrastatehanced (susceptibilityarterial spin labeling (ASL).

These results match the data obtained using steady-state susceptibility contrast-enhanced MRI (ssCE-MRI).

At steady-state, mean expression of B is linearly related to the steady-state susceptibility Hba*: ω b = n – Hba* where ω is a constant (for activation ω = nγb/αb and for inhibition ω = nKγb/α b ; see Supporting Information for detailed derivations).

Sabartés recently described Picasso as having a brain like un incendie cérébral — a molten mind comparable to a volcano in constant eruption, an intelligence in a perpetual state of susceptibility.

and a state of susceptibility to infection [26].

Medical conditions that lead to an immunocompromised state increase susceptibility to Candida sepsis [ 3].

This result implies that there is no unique developmental state of susceptibility.

One can only state that susceptibility to chemical carcinogenesis is associated with a relative dysfunction of the immune system and that age is an important factor.

Recent systemic studies described a model where, in the state of susceptibility to infection by Clostridium difficile caused by high antibiotic selective pressure, sugar alcohols are enriched in the gut metabolome [ 71].

In addition, a recent fMRI study found significant associations between hyperactive brain response during a relaxed state and susceptibility to alcohol craving and relapse in AUD patients who were engaged in treatment and 4 to 8 weeks abstinent.