Sentence examples for susceptible phase from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the large sample size of MO patients who developed migraine-like attacks after PACAP38 infusion (46 out of 66) deem it improbable that all 46 patients were in a migraine susceptible phase.

Stereotypes and prejudices result in discrimination of appearance and threaten the integrity and dignity of young people with high body weight who are in a vulnerable situation and a susceptible phase of development.

Subsequent studies should also examine the association between measures of prenatal pyrethroid exposure (which are not available in NHANES) and later development of ADHD, as data from animal studies suggest that both the prenatal and postnatal periods may represent susceptible phases for pyrethroid neurotoxicity [ 18– 23].

Carbon/Li-rich oxide composites (prepared via a heat-treatment process) are, in general, susceptible to phase changes and deterioration of the phase integrity; this deterioration results from the reaction of carbon with oxygen and consequent loss of oxygen from the structure of the vulnerable Li-rich oxide phase.

A prodrug approach can be used to prolong the half-life of the parent drug by masking the labile functional groups, such as phenolic alcohols, which are susceptible to phase II metabolism.

Unfortunately, Li-rich layered oxides are susceptible to phase changes and deterioration of the structural integrity during processing; this deterioration results from the reaction of carbon with oxygen (at over 400 °C) and the consequent loss of oxygen from the structure of the oxides [28, 29].

The model characterizes the natural history of HIV by three infectivity periods: susceptible; early phase (plasma HIV-1-RNA load <3; ≥3 and <4; ≥4 log10 copies/mL); and late stage (CD4 cell count <200 cells/mm3).

Pregnant and breast-feeding mothers are probably of the highest concern because the circulating DDT inevitably exposes the fetus and baby during their most susceptible developmental phases (Bouwman and Kylin 2009; Ostrea et al. 2009; Sapbamrer et al. 2008).

Concerning the channel model, we consider a discrete-time additive white Gaussian noise channel (AWGN), susceptible to Wiener phase noise.

The central 2-thio-connector found in the chemical scaffold of JMN3-003 may render the compound susceptible to rapid phase I oxidation in vivo [22], thus possibly compromising its developmental potential.

This arrangement yields a common path interferometer [ 18] and is less susceptible to the phase instabilities generated in light propagating through a flexible fiber bundle.