"We believed," Mr. Cheney had said, "that support was susceptible of erosion once the public came to know him better".
Higher overall and relative abundance of reservoir populations in experimental compared to control plots support the "susceptible host regulation" [2] mechanism by which diversity can reduce disease transmission (Figure 2B).
To eradicate the disease, 1 major factor will be to gain support of those susceptible to fundamentalist propaganda.
Their thin walls, sluggish blood flow and a lack of pericyte and basement membrane support make them susceptible to thrombosis or collapse.
In summary, our common marmosets' understanding of the physical relationship between contact and support is highly susceptible to perceptual variables, proximity of the food to the animal, size of the food, and continuity/discontinuity of the supporting sheet.
We need to provide support for the susceptible young stock, e.g. optimal nutrition and limited parasite challenge, during the phase of acquisition of immunity until they can cope with infections.
Short-to-medium-span simply supported structures are susceptible to experiencing harmful transverse vibrations under resonant conditions, leading to excessive levels of vertical acceleration, the subsequent premature deconsolidation and degradation of the ballast layer, passenger discomfort and high maintenance costs of the corresponding lines.
Studies by Hunter [ 48] thus raise the possibility that individuals may be differentially susceptible to support or fail to support metastatic growth, depending on their germline make-up.
For example, the deafblind people we support can become more susceptible to falls or require hospital treatment because they didn't get the support they needed from social care.
Herein, a polystyrene spheres (PS) core known for its low-cost, lightweight, durability and elastoplasticity properties are explicitly introduced as a localized mechanical support to augment the susceptible ultrathin hollow structures.
