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Population susceptibility to infection by a new virus drives the dynamics of an influenza pandemic.

"By thinning this mucous [layer], we increased the susceptibility to infection," Finlay said at the meeting.

Excessively high injection speed can cause high surface orientation and increase susceptibility to stress cracking.

Epidermal growth factor receptor mutations and susceptibility to targeted therapy in lung cancer.

Oculocutaneous albinism also causes severe intolerance to sunlight and heightens susceptibility to skin cancer in exposed areas.

Character, psychological experience and psychological state can be detected from pulse conditions to forecast individual susceptibility to psychological diseases.

Critical immunodepression in patients with malignant obstructive jaundice may be the reason for high susceptibility to infection.

Nature dictates that slightly more males are born than females to offset boys' greater susceptibility to infant disease.

The identification of Trichogramma wasps remains very difficult owing to its minuteness, indistinguishable morphology and susceptibility to hosts and environment.

The study looked at tomato seedling development and its susceptibility to low irradiance and low temperature stress.

Any changes in habitat temperatures significantly influence their metabolism, growth rate, productivity, seasonal reproduction, and susceptibility to diseases and toxins.

Taken together these experiments indicate-at least in mice-that skin damage creates susceptibility to asthma by releasing TSLP.

The smokers demonstrated cortical thinning in the left medial orbitofrontal cortex (mOFC), an area that is suggested also to be linked to a person's susceptibility to drug addition.

He anxiously scans the faces of his fellows not so as to evaluate their credit but in order to gauge their susceptibility to his attack.

"Greater susceptibility to infection, injury, and metabolic disorders shortens the life span. Surgery or radiation can be employed to curtail further growth. Gigantism often occurs with acromegaly. "

The diagram does not consider additional constraints: decreased resolution due to diffraction and increased susceptibility to fixed pattern noise with longer exposures.

First, training on the new artificial turf fields does not increase a youth player's susceptibility to either acute injury or chronic pain.

Many factors influence people’s susceptibility to an appeal, studies suggest, including their perception of how exclusive an opportunity is and whether their neighbors are buying it.

One of his rivals, Michele Bachmann, was embroiled in an argument over whether her susceptibility to migraines might render her unfit for the Oval Office.

There is a gene, for example, that can alter your susceptibility to Alzheimer's disease eleven-fold, depending on whether its 334th letter is G or A.

Individual Chinese cabbage cultivars varied in their susceptibility to the three virus strains, but a few cultivars were more resistant to the British and German strains than to the Chinese strain.

"And we think that this methodology can very much be used to capture the bunch of genes that are playing an important role in one's susceptibility to that disease," he said.

Red and pink make people happy and have the action of restraining grief. The colors are applicable to people with low spirits, susceptibility to grief and cry, and depression.

In addition to nutritional factors, the productivity of many acid soils is affected by physical factors that include low water holding capacity （Oxisols, Spodosols） and susceptibility to crusting, erosion and especially compaction （Oxisols, Ultisols）.

Animals who lived in stressful conditions such as crowded cages had weaker immune systems and a higher susceptibility to heart disease, and died at a younger age than those in less crowded conditions.