He argued that technologies that depended on the agreement of multiple parties were susceptible to delay by any one member [ 6, 7].
The fact that skeletal maturity was delayed in black boys, but not in black girls, supports the hypothesis that boys are more susceptible to delays in growth and maturation in unfavourable environments.
The expense of financing this big initial outlay leaves profits susceptible to delays in licensing or construction problems that have afflicted nuclear projects in the past.
The accident led to a series of rule changes designed to increase safety, along with a major reduction in wind limits for racing, which meant that a regatta initially designed to be contested in a wide range of weather conditions became much more susceptible to delays.
The London Underground, or Tube, is notoriously unreliable and susceptible to delays, forcing users onto lengthy alternate routes.
Despite robustness in case identification from the linked data, to better understand why some patient groups are more susceptible to delayed and potentially late diagnosis by emergency admissions, cancer staging and treatment data are needed [ 38].
It is noticed that the pedestrians are more susceptible to relative delay on both the facilities in descending direction compared to ascending direction.
Such high-frequency systems are more susceptible to time delays.
Humans need a required level of Zn, otherwise it affects the metabolism and immune system and as a result human beings are susceptible to infections, delayed sexual maturation in men, and anemia and birth defects in pregnancy women (ATSDR 2005).
The question remains of why MT-null mice are susceptible to the delayed neurotoxicity of perinatal MeHg.
