MV can also induce alveolar damage in susceptible individuals, yet changes in ventilation designed to limit this damage may not be tolerated in the setting of brain injury.
In previous studies, we found that replacing domain III in an infectious molecular clone of GBV-B with the corresponding HCV domain (GB/IIIHC) resulted in an infectious genome with rescue of a chimeric virus following intrahepatic inoculation of RNAs into a susceptible tamarin, yet with an unusual delay in the onset of viremia.
Perhaps figuratively, as Durga, the Hindu Goddess with many arms carrying flowers, conches and weapons, strong yet susceptible, mischievous, wise and womanly.
Descended from a noble family, educated in a convent at Caen, and royalist by sentiment, yet susceptible also to the ideals of the Enlightenment, Corday was living with an aunt in Caen when it became a centre of the "federalist" movement against the National Convention after the expulsion of the Girondins in May June 1793.
The mechanisms by which B cenocepacia triggers a rapid health deterioration of the susceptible host have yet to be characterized.
When applying a coaxial airflow at 30 standard cubic feet per hour, ∼300 μm diameter spheres were reproducibly generated that were physically stable yet susceptible to enzymatic degradation.
Our condition C is both plausibly consciousness-involving in humans and yet susceptible to empirical test in other animals.
Using the revised breakpoints, none of the ESBL and/or AmpC positive isolates was susceptible to cefotaxime, yet 53.2% to 94.3% remained susceptible to ceftazidime.
Neither previous study excluded nursing home residents, a group that may be particularly frail and susceptible to pneumonia yet have reduced likelihood of receiving a statin.
Analogously, evolutionary biology gives students the tools to understand why our bodies seem so exquisitely designed, yet susceptible to innumerable maladies.
