Sentence examples for susceptible time from inspiring English sources

It is also possible that early life is a more susceptible time period for O3 exposure.

The six months before conception may be a susceptible time window, especially for boys.

The period of six months before conception may be a susceptible time window, especially for boys.

The most susceptible time periods in pregnancy for the effects of O3 were the first and second month of gestation.

These susceptible time windows of exposure could elucidate possible mechanisms underlying the effects of ambient air pollution on the risk of stillbirth.

Given that the peak in neurogenesis is complete by birth in rats, these data suggest that this window represents the most susceptible time frame for DA toxicity.

The Ta.22614.1.S1_at expression was measured with an inoculation time-courses of two cultivar pairs: first, the winter cultivars Dream and Lynx described as moderately resistant and susceptible (time-course of 8to9696 hai); second, the spring cultivars Sumai 3 and Florence-Aurore described as resistant and susceptible (time-course of 0 to 336 hai).

Let P j (t) be the probability of individual j, which was susceptible at time zero, to have become infected by time t.

As opposed to the above audio identification algorithms based on fixed-length framing plus heavy overlap, which are usually more or less susceptible to time variations, Bardeli and Kurth proposed in [21] to divide audio signals into unequal-length disjoint time intervals.

Such high-frequency systems are more susceptible to time delays.

(3) RNA is very susceptible to time dependent degradation due to abundant RNase in the environment.