Sentence examples for that susceptibility from inspiring English sources

And I'd argue that susceptibility to the pundit delusion is part of the Obama administration's problem.

(Other recent research suggests that susceptibility to psoriasis and Crohn's disease can be traced back to the common ancestor of humans and Neanderthals, and are traits shared by both species).

Almost 150 years later, the idea that susceptibility to infectious disease can be inherited is finally coming of age.

These findings suggest that susceptibility to MA differs according to sex and age in the presence of a cardiac shunt.

In this study, we show that susceptibility is highly influenced by meteorological variables such as humidity and precipitation.

We have shown that susceptibility of S. aureus to phagocytosis was decreased in the presence of penicillin in the medium.

Recent studies have demonstrated that susceptibility to TdP arises from the induction of afterdepolarization and increased dispersion of ventricular repolarization, rather than QT interval prolongation per se [11].

Substantial evidence indicates that susceptibility to periodontal disease varies among patients and is a function of both acquired and intrinsic risk factors [21 23].

In tomato plants, it is known that susceptibility to NOx is much higher in low-light as opposed to high-light conditions (Mortensen [1986]).

TP reaction experiments performed in dry methane on two samples indicated that susceptibility of the oxides to carbon deposition was inversely related to availability of catalyst oxygen.

The molecular diversity of MS channels indicates that susceptibility to bilayer tension is hard to design out of dynamic membrane proteins.