Sentence examples for stronger susceptibility from inspiring English sources

Analogous phenomenon of different effect of PS on bacterial cells at various concentrations was registered earlier in PACT experiments [ 39] and it was shown that at low concentrations bacteria showed stronger susceptibility for PACT treatment.

Linkage studies of BD have identified over 40 chromosomal susceptibility regions [ 34- 44]; however, no clear susceptibility genes were identified through these genome scans, and in fact, meta-analyses showed no statistical significance to support a stronger susceptibility conferred by any one particular locus [ 45, 46].

A smartass wag might jest that Payne does not understand the dramaturgical principle of draft-exclusion or, to put it slightly more positively, that he has a strong susceptibility to drafts, given the purposeful prevarication of Constellations and its refusal to discriminate amongst the host of hypothetical variants through which the couple in this two-hander travel.

Ferritin is paramagnetic and produces strong susceptibility effects on T2*-weighted images.

Magnesium alloys show strong susceptibility to localized corrosion when immersed in aggressive solutions (e.g. chlorides).

For small, varied, imperceptible playout adjustments, ViSQOL and POLQA perform better than PESQ which shows a strong susceptibility to temporal alignment mismatches (Figure 9).

Pentandroside A exhibited strong activities against B. cereus, S. aureus, S. marcescens, E. coli, and P. putida, while also exhibiting strong susceptibility against E. coli at all tested concentrations, the largest clearing zone being at 100 μg/disc (14 mm).

Anti-citrullinated peptide antibodies (ACPAs) appear up to 10 years before the onset of clinical arthritis in RA [22, 23] and are a strong susceptibility factor for RA [23, 24, 25].

This points at RNASEL as a strong susceptibility gene.

Consistent with MS, the MHC locus is suggested to be the strongest susceptibility locus in EAE [17].

In contrast to the strong susceptibility reported by Schneider et al, our results revealed a mild susceptibility of egr3 alleles to Gram-positive cocci infection.