Sentence examples for susceptibility underscores from inspiring English sources

The findings that both mother and brother smoking are associated with susceptibility underscores the need to focus on the family context when developing primary prevention messages targeted to Mexican origin youth.

In addition, the findings that having a mother and a brother who smoke increase the risk of being susceptibility underscore the continued need to develop family- and community-based primary prevention programs.

Our findings show a significant amount of discordance between Xpert and phenotypic and/ genotypic drug susceptibility testing which underscores the importance of taking a second sample in cases of Xpert rifampicin resistance.

Our data highlight the need to account for expression when assessing the association between pfmdr1 copy number and drug susceptibility states, and underscore the potential for additional biological differences resulting from neighboring loci.

As in the case of negative emotionality, intervention research also underscores the susceptibility to 7-repeat carriers of the DRD4 gene to benefit disproportionately from supportive environments.

This example underscores the susceptibility of humans to alterations in the activity of these signaling pathways.

This allelic architecture affords enhanced power to localise and identify disease-causing alleles through association-based analyses especially if a restricted gene set underscores inherited susceptibility to RAM.

These results underscore the susceptibility of other proteoglycans to IL-1-induced ECM catabolism, and suggest that some sGAG released from the explants is associated with non-aggrecan proteoglycans.

Although the molecular mechanisms linking TUBGCP4 or NAT10 with Stem-A growth remains to be elucidated, susceptibility to vincristine and vinorelbine underscores the importance of tubulin polymerization in Stem-A cells.

Genetic analyses have established a strong correlation between toxin production by Ptr and host sensitivity to the toxin and disease susceptibility to the pathogen, which underscores the "inverse" gene-for-gene nature of the Ptr-wheat pathosystem.

Although mast cells are best known for their pathogenic over-responses in immune-mediated diseases such as allergy and asthma, their protective role in innate immune responses is underscored by high susceptibility of mice deficient in mast cells to fatal infections with enteric bacteria [24], [25].