Examples of susceptibility

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The participation of heads of states, and even meetings of foreign ministers, were rare, though their personal susceptibilities might influence policy.
Their susceptibilities will clash against objects that remain innocently quiet.
Risk processes thus amplify the effects of early susceptibilities.
The resistance of the materials should be stable across environments and the standards should represent a wide range of susceptibilities.
They all vanish for = 0 (no collisions) and depend, as for the susceptibilities, on the equilibrium distributions of the plasma particles.
Therefore, several other factors are likely to be involved in the differing susceptibilities of these anguillids.
All strains were identified by standard microbiological and biochemical methods and their susceptibilities to antibiotics were determined by the disk diffusion method.
Perhaps genetic defects causing infertility and susceptibilities to other diseases would also be corrected.
A simple model assuming normally distributed host susceptibilities, fits the data significantly better than the mass-action infection model (equation 10).
First, we assumed in large parts of this study that the susceptibilities to infection were equal for all animals within each group.
However, when prenatal diagnosis is used to detect inherited susceptibilities to adult-onset, common, complex disorders, considerable uncertainty is inherent in the prediction.
The strains in 2002 had regained susceptibilities to all of the drugs examined, as if they were the strains isolated at the very beginning of this seventh cholera pandemic.
High concentrations would either have to be equal or the susceptibilities of the children involved would need to have exactly the inverse ratio of the two concentrations.
Then poetry did not simply echo the zest of the conqueror, offering a way out from the prevailing social turmoil; it gave expression to the susceptibilities of others as well.
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