Education workers had the highest susceptibility at 28 percent, and the average susceptibility across all industries was 17 percent.
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"Well, because um you have a susceptibility to some hormonal changes, which would indicate a susceptibility to pregnancy," he tells the reality star.
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People also have differing levels of susceptibility to noise damage.
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The success of such lobbying depends on the government's susceptibility.
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This includes understanding the intersection between exposure and human susceptibility.
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As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, it raises our collective susceptibility.
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Knox also cites studies about women's susceptibility to false memory syndrome.
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When you diagnose, drug susceptibility should be part of that diagnosis.
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The next step is antibiotic susceptibility testing at a lab downstairs.
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Could the infection, however mild, increase one's susceptibility to other diseases?
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Do they have some type of susceptibility that we don't understand?
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Even that susceptibility to disaster is, in fact, quite Earth-like.
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"[Insecticide] susceptibility will come back in populations for sure," Scharf says.
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"There's a species-wide susceptibility of chimps to this virus," said Goldberg.
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Houston is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness.
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It found institutional strength was correlated with lower susceptibility to climate change.
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The next step is antibiotic susceptibility testing (AST) at a lab downstairs.
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These include medical prescribing, pain, neurophysiologic susceptibility, and life stress and hardship.
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Points of failure included susceptibility to hackers, coding bugs, and human error.
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She underscores the clay's susceptibility to pressure by puncturing or indenting it.
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Dong-ik later exhibits similar susceptibility to the colonial authority of English.
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Did you say earlier that Neanderthal DNA increases susceptibility to nicotine addiction?
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For while the perforations evoke susceptibility, they also convey determination and frustration.
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But the parish's susceptibility to rising sea levels and subsidence is high.
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But I also think there are individual differences in susceptibility to them.
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In a few generations, they can re-evolve the susceptibility to insecticide.
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The researchers screened more than 500 potential subjects for susceptibility to hypnosis and then compared brain activity in 36 who scored very highly on tests measuring susceptibility to hypnosis and 21 who had very low scores on those tests.
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Other genetic mutations don't cause epilepsy but can increase patients' susceptibility to seizures.
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Amzat thinks a few other factors contribute to Nigeria's susceptibility to fake news.
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Land use, topography, and climate stood out as the major factors driving susceptibility.
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All of this stress harms biological function and increases susceptibility to chronic diseases.
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But their dependence on computer systems and susceptibility to cyberattacks add new vulnerabilities.
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This method works well in most cases, but people's susceptibility to anaesthesia varies.
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"We have created our own susceptibility because we opt out," Mr. Schryer said.
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And I think that dialogue will help arm a kid against that susceptibility.
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Soares wanted to know if this variability influenced the villagers' susceptibility to malaria.
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France's susceptibility to political or external shocks is very low, the agency added.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether preterm birth influences susceptibility to diabetes.
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First responders' susceptibility to mental health issues is well-documented and costly to society.
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Women's susceptibility is one of the roots of Nigeria's difficulty in fighting Boko Haram.
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Generally, susceptibility is the easiest one to reduce if we have things like vaccines.
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Marble's susceptibility to acid and abrasion doesn't mean it's a bad choice, he said.
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That could help explain guards' susceptibility to bribery, and the chaos behind prison walls.
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Someone you care for has, because of a particular susceptibility, gone into the red.
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" But it's hard to draw a clear line between a "genetic susceptibility" and "manifest disease.
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This also diminishes their status as a minority, reducing the susceptibility to prejudice taking hold.
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Other factors, including genetic susceptibility, stress and injury, are also thought to be at work.
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Trump has put a positive spin on the susceptibility of the public to the lie.
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The idea that exercise might change someone's susceptibility to cancer is, of course, not new.
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"General mental and physical health is definitely a factor for cold-virus susceptibility," Barrett says.
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Because of their susceptibility to parasites and infections, wild hogs are potential carriers of disease.
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Mainstream financial institutions scurried away, jittery about the currency's susceptibility to manipulation and money laundering.
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The susceptibility of some voters to such manipulation is a longstanding problem for all democracies.
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If Trump is an opportunistic infection spreading throughout the body politic, what explains our susceptibility?
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"Susceptibility to attacks is much more volatile," said Derek Vadala, chief information security officer of Moody's.
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But its susceptibility to frosts, droughts and warmer temperatures has caused supply shocks and volatile prices.
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By risks, are you referring to the volatility of markets or susceptibility of cryptocurrencies to hackers?
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Better understanding the community composition could predict outcomes such as susceptibility to radicalization or gang association.
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Individuals' physical or mental characteristics, and their susceptibility to diseases, turned out to be extraordinarily complex.
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This increases the susceptibility of its loan performance to a weaker operating environment through the cycle.
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Susceptibility steadily climbed for Hispanic youth, from 22 percent in 1999 to 28 percent in 2014.
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However, economists note Russia's susceptibility to swings in global crude prices loom large over its economy.
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"But there is no denying that the susceptibility to large global shocks has risen," Obstfeld said.
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Whether or not you caught the flu last year says nothing about your susceptibility this season.
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Additionally, if a mother drinks during pregnancy, the child will have a higher susceptibility for blackouts.
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Often this can simply be sex, but for older women, lower estrogen levels contribute to susceptibility.
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To Frigo, those mistakes confirmed coaches' susceptibility to conservative thinking from a purely game theory standpoint.
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But it also speeds up polarization by feeding into the basic human susceptibility to confirmation bias.
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Mr. Studdiford also said the technology reduced the susceptibility for fraud because every fingerprint is unique.
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Most damning, perhaps, to the fancy liberal self-conception: Republicans score higher in susceptibility to persuasion.
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GINA is meant to protect people from being discriminated against because of a genetic predisposition or susceptibility.
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His ethically dubious experiment produced twin girls, Lulu and Nana, engineered to lack an HIV-susceptibility gene.
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The gene editing in the experiment was aimed at deleting CCR5, a gene for susceptibility to HIV.
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But the Cavendish unfortunately has its own weaknesses -- most prominently susceptibility to a disease called Black Sigatoka.
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Its authors modelled the characteristics of 702 occupations and classified them according to their "susceptibility to computerisation".
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It says warmer weather is also increasing the susceptibility of its people to outbreaks of viral diseases.
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Carr examines the profound human consequences of automation, including dulled skills and a greater susceptibility to surveillance.
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However, these concerns disproportionately affect gay men, increasing their susceptibility to eating disorders and risky health practices.
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BARRY VAUGHANLos Angeles The real problem here is human nature and the susceptibility of voters to demagoguery.
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Her new spring campaign is shot in Venice to highlight the city's unique susceptibility to climate change.
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Cyber risks were also singled out for concern given the increased susceptibility when more systems are connected.
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The game is believed to have adopted the name because of the cadets' susceptibility to crafty play.
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Because if there is one thing I've noticed about strong, successful individuals it's their susceptibility to hypnosis.
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"It's a recipe for increased susceptibility for opioid abuse for women who are in pain," Becker says.
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And in any weather-related calamity, our susceptibility to harm is, at its root, constructed by ourselves.
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Officials could ask, but not demand, while Pakistan's nuclear arsenal limited its susceptibility to threats and sanctions.
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What does that say about us, about our psychology, about our susceptibility to this kind of violence?
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But it is that susceptibility, that vulnerability in the political arena, people are going to play on it.
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To differing degrees, they're linked with a susceptibility to violent behavior, impulsivity, risk-taking, and impaired decision-making.
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Today, the MBTI is variously assailed for spreading a phoney sense of selfhood and its susceptibility to gaming.
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The factors contributing to type 2 are well known; poor diets, urbanisation and low physical activity increase susceptibility.
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More from Tonic: Your susceptibility to certain side effects of weed might also change as you get older.
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That left little basis for the scientific community to accept the method or discern its susceptibility to error.
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President Bush's legacy is not only 9/11 and the Iraq War, but also his susceptibility to advisers.
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Removing it increases the risk of susceptibility for other diseases such as the West Nile virus and influenza.
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This includes declarations that exposure to cool temperature does — or does not — increase susceptibility to catching a cold.
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The infections seen in Australia had reduced susceptibility to drugs, meaning they are moving toward resistance, Guy said.
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These include a susceptibility to hypnosis, a proclivity for fantasy, and propensity to conflate real and imagined events.
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Manage stress Research dating back over 25 years has revealed that psychological stress increases susceptibility to illness (PDF).
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And the way they handle glucose doesn't change with age either, reducing their susceptibility to things like diabetes.
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Gavin Newsom also called for the state's senior citizens to self-isolate, given their susceptibility to the coronavirus.
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"Everyone is assumed to be susceptible, although there may be risk factors increasing susceptibility to infection," it said.
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Powell and his team tested the hybrid mosquitoes to determine their susceptibility to infection by Zika and dengue.
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" Instead, Stoffregen believes that "susceptibility is related to the degree to which people can stabilise their own bodies.
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In successful hypnosis, the subject works to enter a state of heightened susceptibility, to surrender to a higher power.
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Fitch believes this may increase the susceptibility of its loan performance to a weaker operating environment through the cycle.
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"Antimicrobial susceptibility testing in the United States indicated that the isolate was resistant to 26 antibiotics," the team wrote.
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The researchers' ranking of different jobs' susceptibility was a loose predictor of when people were likely to retire early.
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The disease is caused by a defect in the immune system, which increases susceptibility to human papilloma virus (HPV).
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When calculating your rate, insurance companies look at your home's susceptibility to threats such as burglary, fires and storms.
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The researchers also treated zebrafish with a cholesterol-lowering drug and found it reduced their susceptibility to typhoid infection.
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She also imbues the character with a transparent innocence that makes Eurydice's susceptibility to doubt and seduction palpably believable.
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This lack of context could give a false impression of the risks of connected medical devices' susceptibility to hacking.
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"Genetic susceptibility to liver disease does not explain all the individual susceptibilities to alcohol-induced liver injury," Perlemuter said.
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Elizabeth Taft, a junior at Northeastern, was unable to return home due to her father's susceptibility to the virus.
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Chatterjee said the biggest threat facing America's energy infrastructure is the increased susceptibility to both physical and cyber attacks.
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California, Washington and Pennsylvania, on the other hand, require the disclosure of past flooding or susceptibility to future flooding.
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The obvious first answer is that the critics are wrong about the president's susceptibility to the Russian dictator's charms.
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Long-term corticosteroids also can lead to damage, including an increased susceptibility to infections, muscle weakness and Cushing's disease.
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Each of these factors influences susceptibility to scams in different ways and at different times in the scamming process.
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It is caused by a defect in the immune system which increases one's susceptibility to HPV, or human papilloma virus.
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The International Monetary Fund's chief economist, Maurice Obstfeld, said the susceptibility of emerging markets to large global shocks has risen.
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Growing up, she had a dream of becoming an astronaut, which was eventually quashed by her susceptibility to motion sickness.
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Thailand is especially vulnerable to climate change due to long coastlines, a fragile agriculture system and susceptibility to extreme weather.
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Most important: keeping your new body art clean and covered while the skin has a heightened susceptibility to bacterial infection.
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And by publicly speculating about Lizzo's susceptibility to diabetes or other chronic diseases, Michaels is doing more harm than good.
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The first step was to perform a full "ingestion audit"—cataloging everything Berezovsky consumed, to assess his susceptibility to poisoning.
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Pompian says investors can assess an advisor's susceptibility to emotion by looking for evidence of a systematic approach to investing.
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Much remains unknown about how immunity works in Ebola survivors, including how treatments might affect a patient's susceptibility to reinfection.
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Diseases behave differently in different environments, depending on factors like population density and susceptibility to a disease in a population.
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These SNPs, or variants as they're alternatively known, can be tallied up to rank a person's susceptibility to various illnesses.
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The contacts could raise red flags during his background check about his susceptibility to foreign influence, according to some legal experts.
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The condition is caused by a defect in the immune system which increases one's susceptibility to cutaneous HPV, or human papillomavirus.
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The president's paranoia, susceptibility to conspiracy, and apparent desire to deter and meddle in the Mueller investigation are becoming increasingly disturbing.
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When and how quickly noise-induced hearing loss manifests in any person has a lot to do with their individual susceptibility.
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Miller applauded the AG's investigation, and noted California's susceptibility to climate change, including a record drought and widespread wildfires last year.
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One other challenge associated with copper wiring is its susceptibility to electromagnetic interference, electrical noise that can interfere with data networks.
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Trump's strong denunciations of the raids could betray an anxiety about Cohen's susceptibility to becoming a cooperating witness, Politico noted Thursday.
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Rapid population growth in the region, and people's susceptibility to lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and obesity, may create further opportunities.
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In your book you say that to calculate R you've got to know duration, opportunity, transmission probability and susceptibility (the "DOTS").
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Hera might have been angry because Tiresias' conclusion could be seen to confirm women's susceptibility to pleasure and lack of control.
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Chaltain had a merits hearing on Monday, but in addition to her susceptibility, neither she nor her client were feeling well.
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The strain didn't respond to ciprofloxacin and had "decreased susceptibility" to azithromycin -- two antibiotic drugs often prescribed to treat Salmonella infections.
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Furthermore, hunting revenues can be channeled to underpaid and under-equipped rangers to improve their capacity and reduce susceptibility to corruption.
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In addition, flood maps should be updated using modern technology to give consumers a clear picture of their susceptibility to flooding.
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Bigger samples will also make it possible to forecast even complex traits—like height or susceptibility to heart disease—from DNA.
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Last week, an international team of researchers identified a gene mutation that might cause susceptibility for this last unlucky turn of events.
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The toxin has been linked to stunted growth in children, increased risk of liver cancer, and higher susceptibility to HIV and malaria.
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Ms Tatman focused on speakers of five different accents, reading a list of isolated words chosen for their susceptibility to differing pronunciation.
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The most common pain management for Kennedy's is barbiturate-based, a course of treatment Jacobs refuses due to his susceptibility to addiction.
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Driving the news: Brookings' Mark Muro, Jacob Whiton and Robert Maxim find a correlation between susceptibility to automation and red congressional districts.
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She notes that one of the biggest hurdles to achieving this iconic taste is the marshmallow's susceptibility to taking on other flavors.
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According to polling, more Americans are concerned about the susceptibility of our voting system to hacking than to other kinds of manipulation.
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The situation at MDC Brooklyn highlighted the BOP's susceptibility to extreme weather events, an issue that has long concerned advocates like myself.
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The propagandists seem to understand the link between certain forms of mental illness and susceptibility to mass violence, even if we don't.
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Susceptibility measures the chance the person at the other end of the interaction will pick up the infection and become infectious themselves.
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Rapists' defense attorneys know they can rely on juries' susceptibility to these unexamined myths, and more often than not, they are successful.
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I'm trying to understand how human genetics affect susceptibility to different infectious agents, and how we can help those people [with infections].
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That's because diseases behave differently in different environments, depending on factors like population density and susceptibility to a disease in a population.
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But Patterson doesn't share Mercer's libertarian views, or what he regards as his susceptibility to conspiracy theories about Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Along with getting a grasp on the level of severity is figuring out susceptibility, or who is most at risk for infection.
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The authors found that fear appeals could change attitudes, intentions and behaviors, but mostly on issues with a high susceptibility and severity.
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The researchers then homed in on KLRD1 as a gene that represented levels of natural killer cells and was predictive of flu susceptibility.
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Other genetic or environmental factors (such as diet or smoking) are often needed to increase a person's susceptibility to one of these cancers.
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And, a new phone app, WeatherX, is aiming to help those with susceptibility to these types of atmospheric changes avoid headaches all together.
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The first and most catastrophic vulnerability is the susceptibility of landslides in the loose soils and heavy trees on its hills and bluffs.
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They represent the noise measured during two separate experiments run by Thapa and Pandey to test the magnetic susceptibility of their superconducting material.
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This study is the first of its kind, and is intended to search for patterns that might explain resistance and susceptibility to tumours.
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The resulting data was overlaid onto population models, with researchers looking at how regional changes might increase susceptibility to the viruses, she said.
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To assess susceptibility, researchers looked at survey data collected from 228 to 22014 from almost 267,212 non-smoking youth aged 23 to 22.
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While the rate of susceptibility among retirees is lower than in younger age groups, the per-scam loss amount tends to be higher.
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And the reality-television industry, with its susceptibility to spoilers and demands for authenticity, is particularly sensitive to issues of discretion and trust.
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Their susceptibility to catching fire - with more than 100 cases reported across the globe - has damaged the image of the South Korean company.
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Dr. Kock said that many of the dead antelope they examined were in poor physical condition, probably contributing to their susceptibility to disease.
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These changes were then overlaid spatially across the global population, with population growth and "expected changes in susceptibility to air pollution" accounted for.
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Phys Ed Walking, jogging, yoga or any type of exercise may help to ward off depression, even in those with a genetic susceptibility.
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Researchers could explore the relationship between marijuana and vulnerable population groups including adolescents and their susceptibility to Juul-like products and sales pitches.
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He illustrates the US's susceptibility to demagoguery and to the influence of billionaires seeking to deregulate their own businesses and cut their own taxes.
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On Thursday, the FDA approved genetic testing company 23andMe to sell customers foreshadowing about their susceptibility to these, and seven other heritable genetic traits.
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Here, Tompkins shares with BuzzFeed News his expertise on the human mind's susceptibility to illusion, as well as some curious history of the paranormal.
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It poses particular danger because of its volatility and susceptibility to "runs" and is part of the "significant risks" DBRS sees from the industry.
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In particular, there are few studies of whether the link is reciprocal—whether conviviality, or at least a sociable environment, affects susceptibility to alcohol.
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Prior exposure to other coronaviruses may also influence the population's susceptibility to infection, which may result in variant strains emerging, much like seasonal influenza.
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Unfortunately, waxing is not a one-size-fits-all process, because we all have different hair types, pain thresholds, and susceptibility to pesky ingrowns.
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The main symptoms are pain attacks which can last up to a week, a susceptibility to infections, and anemia, which causes weakness and fatigue.
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Although some fear that an extra-strong dose of hormones might increase one's susceptibility to those issues, Dr. Wilken-Jensen insists this isn't true.
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Financial relationships and dealings, even those remote in place and time, may be important to shed light on motive, intent or susceptibility to compromise.
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Greer's assertion that the severity of rape is related to the "'susceptibility," as she would have it, of the victim is an alarming confusion.
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Brain activity during hypnosis was also compared with activity during resting periods and during a memory task, for both high and low susceptibility groups.
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She emphatically tells me that mold illness is actually related to mitochondrial damage, and that she has a candidate gene that could predict susceptibility.
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Chlamydia infection increases susceptibility to other STIs and infection during pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth and preterm birth, according to the statement.
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He illustrates the US's susceptibility to demagoguery and to the influence of billionaires seeking to deregulate their own businesses and cut their own taxes.
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In contrast, Richard Mosse's "Incoming" (2017), which has received significant international attention, illustrates the art world's susceptibility to big-budget, high-concept, immersive tableaux.
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Levey said he hoped that the study could lead to even more proactive outcomes, including early genetic testing to determine someone's susceptibility to anxiety.
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And it says a lot about the susceptibility of the public and press to her carefully-constructed image that so few saw this coming.
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When this happens, it brings about a rare condition called xeroderma pigmentosum, which increases human susceptibility to DNA damage and significantly elevates cancer risk.
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The new iPads are much thinner than previous versions and the exceptional thinness of the metal could have contributed to the devices' susceptibility to temperature.
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Schaller says social susceptibility may be one of the strongest forces in encouraging new residents to dial up some personality traits while toning down others.
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Dr. He used a gene-edited method called CRISPR on the twins, as well as a reported second pregnancy, to disable an HIV-susceptibility gene.
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In their attempts to cauterize their post-election wounds, the platforms opened up new ones, demonstrating their continued susceptibility to future attacks on US democracy.
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About two-thirds of people show some susceptibility to hypnosis, and the technique has been used to treat pain management and anxiety, among other conditions.
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Ratingdog, however, had warned in 2017 of QPIG's "very large susceptibility" to a downturn, giving it a speculative-grade rating of 20183 out of 10.
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By 2030 it hopes to no longer be so heavily dependent on oil exports to fuel its economy, particularly given its susceptibility to price fluctuations.
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They learned that Harris's mother, who died of ovarian cancer when Cassie was in her teens, probably passed along a genetic susceptibility to the disease.
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Our hypothesis is that species differ in their ability to repair DNA, and this affects both DNA substitution rates and susceptibility to radiation from Chernobyl.
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Yes, this investigation was -- no matter what Trump allies say -- begun as a result of concerns about George Papadopoulos' susceptibility to a Russian influence campaign.
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Our findings suggest that if temperature does affect susceptibility, the airway temperature is critical, which could be directly tested by warming or cooling inhaled air.
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The possibilities for savings are particularly substantial given the fact that the baby boom generation is approaching the age of maximum susceptibility to chronic disease.
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Susceptibility The truth is coal-fired power plants are susceptible to being forced and, indeed, have been forced off-line during periods of extreme weather.
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Residents often decide that physical bodies, with all those unpleasant nerve endings, as well as susceptibility to deterioration, are not optimal for the SubGeo environment.
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A variant that provides protection against HIV also seems to increase susceptibility to a number of more common diseases, like flu and West Nile virus.
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His team has used the technique to successfully predict tubers' susceptibility to potato blight, as well as their starch content, yield and time to maturity.
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Some of the coral will die off from increased disease susceptibility, but once ocean temperatures drop again, many of the corals will start growing back.
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I have begun to wonder if perhaps the problem isn't change itself but our susceptibility to what has been called the "end of history" illusion.
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John Termini, Ph.D., has been investigating the relationship between diabetes-induced DNA damage and its role in enhanced cancer susceptibility for more than 12 years.
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The bank's moderate company profile reflects a small Australian banking market franchise, high product and customer concentrations and susceptibility to economic changes and competitive pressure.
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Unvaccinated individuals were often "patient zeroes" in state outbreaks, meaning they sparked disease clusters by creating pockets of susceptibility that caused others to fall ill.
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But they also identified numerous examples of studies bedeviled by methodological and interpretive flaws, susceptibility to error, loose standards for replication, and evidence of publication bias.
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Orthorexic thinking and cultish eating has no home on Kale & Caramel (despite a susceptibility to hippie food trends du jour, which evoke my childhood comfort foods).
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Panasonic shares have halved since late 2017, dragged down by concerns about a lack of growth drivers as well as the high susceptibility to Tesla's fortunes.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says this new cluster is the first in US to show such dramatically reduced susceptibility to both frontline drugs.
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So if you live in or are visiting any of these cities, it's wise to be a little more vigilant about your susceptibility to bed bugs.
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This would give property owners an accurate picture of their susceptibility to flooding and would help them take the appropriate measures to prepare for future storms.
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"The current study looks at smoking susceptibility, which precedes smoking behavior," El-Toukhy, of the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, said by email.
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Plausible couples need to have one salient trait in common, like poor eyesight, susceptibility to nosebleeds or a sociopathic disregard for the well-being of others.
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The consortium came together, then, to discover the other causes of breast cancer susceptibility -- the additional genetic mutations that can lead to this form of cancer.
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Many other areas of health are affected by sex and gender, from susceptibility to depression to response to medication to addiction to nicotine and other drugs.
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First, higher intakes of specific nutrients appear to boost the immune system, while low intakes lead to less effective immune responses and higher susceptibility to infection.
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Questions abound about the susceptibility to hacking of tens of thousands of miles of underground cabling and the backup radio antennas used for launching Minuteman missiles.
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We are testing our hypothesis in diabetic animal models with the hope that, eventually, therapies can be developed to minimize cancer susceptibility in people with diabetes.
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Dr. Gibbs called it a "dangerous zone," where little genetic diversity could mean susceptibility to a dangerous disease or changes in habitat because of climate change.
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The black bearded saki depicted above has been designated as "critically endangered" by the IUCN's Red List, thanks to its susceptibility to habitat loss (trees!) and hunting.
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The researchers found that in Ecuador, too, infantile gut bacteria predict susceptibility to asthma—except that in this case a completely different set of bugs are responsible.
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These issues — including bots, celebrity imposter accounts, and susceptibility to hackers — are not unique to the social media platform, but they are serious ones all the same.
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"Understanding these local factors that increase the susceptibility of islands to coastal erosion is critical to guide adaptation responses for these remote Pacific communities," the researchers wrote.
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Although it's the susceptibility of the children that leaps out in this experiment, the fact that the adults were not swayed by the bots is also significant.
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In notebook computers, for instance, susceptibility to heat is compounded by the fact that devices are getting ever thinner — which presents engineers and designers with a conundrum.
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Still, no one knows whether bulimia causes such changes in the brain or whether such differences in the brain are associated with susceptibility to bulimia, Ely said.
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This leaves many emerging markets in a double bind of higher susceptibility to climate change combined with a weaker capacity to prepare for and mitigate the risks.
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There is truth to all of these issues, but the real news is stocks' sudden susceptibility to them after reaching their most expensive point in this cycle.
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It doesn't only speak to the state of our cultural beauty standards; it indicates that our susceptibility to disordered eating and/or body image is utterly endemic.
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Clinton aides said they had created a battleground-state model that scores voters based on factors such as their likelihood of voting and their susceptibility to advertising.
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Susceptibility to tissue injuries may be related in part to changing levels of estrogen and progesterone, the two main hormones involved in reproduction, throughout the menstrual cycle.
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A study recently reported that the number of deaths resulting from the coronavirus were overestimated in China, which also revealed a positive relationship between susceptibility and age.
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The executive, Jane Horvath, said iPhones&apos susceptibility to being stolen means they must be encrypted to protect personal information such as financial and health-related data.
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Walking, jogging, yoga or really any type of exercise may help ward off depression, even in those with a genetic susceptibility, a large-scale new study shows.
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He pressed agencies to spend the Sprint focusing on what he terms "basic hygiene"—that is, making simple upgrades that can drastically reduce an organization's susceptibility to attack.
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The findings suggest that natural killer cells with KLRD1 may be protective against the flu, although this is likely just one aspect of flu susceptibility, the researchers said.
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"Warmer summers also have adverse effects through increased drought, flies and parasites, and perhaps heat stress leading to increased susceptibility to pathogens and other stressors," the report notes.
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"Any dysregulation of our immune response to pathogens can potentially increase our susceptibility to viral infections and even the effectiveness of vaccines," Rebuli told Gizmodo over the phone.
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Spending more hours in an enclosed space with others increases the likelihood of transmitting viruses like influenza, while dry indoor air can increase the susceptibility to these infections.
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The global elite, witnessing Trump's easy susceptibility to flattery—as in his relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping—has every incentive to try and glad-hand the president.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said he "could give a crap" about the political fallout from President Donald Trump's statements about Alabama's susceptibility to Hurricane Dorian last week.
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Self-help and happiness expert Gretchen Rubin tells CNBC Make It that your susceptibility to feeling burnout may actually have a lot to do with your personality type.
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"There is substantial inter-individual diversity in the susceptibility of alcoholics to liver injury," said senior study author professor Gabriel Perlemuter of Hopital Antoine-Beclere, in Clamart, France.
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Some products with high concentrations of DHA increase susceptibility to cell damage from reactive forms of oxygen produced by sunlight, called free radicals, for 24 hours after application.
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She wants to extend her research to other aspects of an athlete's wellbeing potentially impacted by the menstrual cycle such as immunity, muscle strength, and susceptibility to injury.
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He adds it's possible this gene could increase one's susceptibility to developing tolerance, affect one's withdrawal symptoms, and make it more difficult to quit and easier to relapse.
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Despite being a small percentage, this is a concern because genes from the resistant strains could crossover with gonorrhea genes and reduce its susceptibility to ceftriaxone, Torrone says.
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In just a decade, the susceptibility of the world's economic network to heat stress - which causes workers to tire quickly among other physical effects - has doubled, researchers found.
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The New York-headquartered chain said it be open to shoppers aged 65 and older as well as those with "increased susceptibility to serious illness" from 8 a.m.
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But it isn't perfect and may introduce problems, like increased susceptibility to disease in some species or contributing to demand for animals falsely claimed to be captive-bred.
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The University of Michigan subjects were recruited to represent not only those with histories of getting carsick, like Ms. Jones, but also passengers along a spectrum of susceptibility.
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Unlike standard antibiotic susceptibility tests that take three or more days, Selux's powerful algorithm can yield results within hours of a pathogen being identified from a patient sample.
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WeWork's fall, detailed by the Wall Street Journal, was emblematic of both the boom-and-bust startup cycle and investors' susceptibility to charismatic, larger-than-life male founders.
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If you could point to any historic weaknesses in the career of Pettis, it would be his susceptibility in not being able to handle a high-energy grappler.
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"23andMe's patented technology includes matching relatives within a DNA database, determining susceptibility to certain diseases and medical conditions, and the secure exchange of DNA data between users," Wheeler said.
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Major factors leading to the demise of pre-contact dogs probably include susceptibility to European-borne diseases, systematic persecution by European colonists, and a cultural preference for European dogs.
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The animals learn to approach boats in open water, increasing their susceptibility to human-related injuries like getting tangled in a fishing net or cut by a boat propeller.
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The engineering behind the single-cell design, and safeguarding it against chemical susceptibility, took some innovative engineering that might just just shape the future of tiny, high-power batteries.
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Baylee's susceptibility to infections due to her autoimmune disease can thankfully be managed with medication, allowing Baylee to pursue her passions on Cabrillo High School's soccer and golf teams.
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Faith—its loss, its kindling, and its susceptibility to being twisted into something monstrous—is Kwon's theme here, but so is grief, which often drives us into faith's arms.
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Deteriorating memories can also play a role in an individual's susceptibility to such a scam, as many victims are unable to estimate just how much money they've been sending.
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It suggests that both parental monitoring and adolescents' susceptibility to deviant peer influence "provide two additional modifiable factors that can be targeted for prevention and intervention" in the future.
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"Zimmerman and Butowsky had enough specific knowledge of the family and the circumstances surrounding Seth's murder to be keenly aware of the Riches' susceptibility to emotional distress," Calabresi wrote.
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"ACE2 is definitely not the only factor that determines susceptibility" to infection, says Angela Rasmussen, a virologist and associate research scientist at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
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"It's a hard thing," said Manuel Mendes, head of the Department of Protected Areas and National Parks for East Timor, noting his country's susceptibility to climate change and drought.
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The BRCA gene test is a blood test that identifies harmful and potentially cancer-causing mutations in either one of the two breast cancer susceptibility genes — BRCA1 and BRCA2.
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In developing countries, 28500 — 6900 million children of preschool age are at risk of vitamin A deficiency, which increases their susceptibility to infections such as measles and diarrheal diseases.
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Geographic proximity to conflict, economic vulnerability, social or political marginalization, and permissive family or social networks can each affect the susceptibility of an individual to terrorist indoctrination and recruitment.
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"We know that obesity is caused by a collision between susceptibility due to our genetic make-up and a food environment that makes appetite control really hard," he said.
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The doughnut's size mimics her small stature, the Eggo addition paying homage to her favorite food, and the raspberry drizzle addition is a clever nod to her bloody nose susceptibility.
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Depending on the type though this can lead to varying levels of chronic pain, susceptibility to physical damage, or even weak hearts and blood vessels, threatening a drastically reduced lifespan.
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And, at a time when more mature democracies than India's are grappling with the impact of social media, there are concerns about the electorate's susceptibility to false messages spread online.
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There's also autonomous buses' susceptibility to crime, he said; a person could potentially use an obstacle to block a bus and rob everyone on board while the bus patiently waits.
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The researchers at Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital gave a similar explanation for why more of their coronavirus patients were men, suggesting that women may have a "reduced susceptibility" to viral infections.
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But the susceptibility of diabetics to other problems such as heart failure - where five-year survival rates are only 50 percent - means a more holistic approach is needed, Wiviott believes.
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Sid is worried about Alan's obvious crush, and his susceptibility to Lenny's radical ideas — he and Kay told Alan's parents they'd help keep their son on the straight-and-narrow.
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That includes physical traits like susceptibility to heart disease (44%) and eye disorders (71%), and mental ones, including "higher-level" cognitive functions (47%) such as problem-solving and abstract thought.
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Using e-cigarettes, or vaping, is dangerous for teenagers because the nicotine can "disrupt the formation of brain circuits that control attention, learning and susceptibility to addiction," the C.D.C. says.
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Republican. Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said he "could give a crap" about the political fallout from President Donald Trump's statements about Alabama's susceptibility to Hurricane Dorian last week.
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What will Trump's chairman-of-the-board lack of interest in details — and susceptibility to hucksters and extremists — look like when and if he becomes leader of the free world?
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I consider how this first show in a series of three organized around the theme of utopian imagination expresses our susceptibility in its very forms of denial, transference, and fetishization.
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The vulnerability of "older adults" has been well documented, but researchers "do not have information from published scientific reports about susceptibility of pregnant women" to this coronavirus, the CDC says.
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It represents instead a deliberate and even violent confrontation with our determination to locate a susceptibility to bunk elsewhere, whether in the deplorable past or merely in the deplorable other.
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"That makes the defensive barrier of the lung less effective and more vulnerable to anything you inhale," potentially increasing susceptibility to respiratory infections and other lung diseases, Dr. Clapp said.
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"The issue of susceptibility to influenza and respiratory problems speaks, in my view, to increasing issues of environmental problems such as smog and other forms of pollution," Nelson-Becker said.
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Many scholars, for instance, suspect that the origins of religious dietary laws forbidding the consumption of pig meat lie in pigs' susceptibility to worms that are harmful to human beings.
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Last year, Houston, known for its susceptibility to flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order -- voluntary or mandatory -- even as Hurricane Harvey threatened southeast Texas.
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Nobody in the boxing world expected Alvarez as his next opponent, probably because it's a bit ridiculous to propose the matchup, given the weight disparity and the susceptibility of Khan's chin.
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They found that the poster seemed to increase susceptibility to smoking for the "at-risk" kids who had either smoked before, indicated that they might smoke in the future, or both.
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Exploiting Superman's susceptibility to kryptonite (a go-to for comic writers), villain extraordinaire Lex Luthor mind-controls the Man of Steel and rides a crime wave faster than a speeding bullet.
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Interestingly, Martin's most sustainable guitars are also popular with performing musicians, who appreciate their value, durability, and lack of susceptibility to the temperature and humidity changes that affect all-wood instruments.
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Instead, the presumption is that a range of small and hard-to-detect tweaks in the sequence of DNA letters (known as nucleotides) combine to bring about susceptibility to the disorder.
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A male's self-identification into the category of "female" or "women" doesn't automatically bring on susceptibility to these harms; nor does a female's self-identification out of those categories lessen it.
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Campaigners and technology experts have raised concerns about privacy and the safety of the data, the susceptibility of biometrics to failure, and the misuse of data for profiling or increased surveillance.
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Animals that are fed the incorrect diet may also suffer from obesity, poor feather or fur condition, susceptibility to illness, and many other risks which directly affect their ability to survive.
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"(Furthermore), it is recommended to introduce longer-term measures to increase farm and household resilience to natural disasters and climate change," the report said, citing North Korea's susceptibility to natural disasters.
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Seven patients sought treatment for gonorrhea in Honolulu earlier this year, infected with strains of the disease that resisted the antibiotic azithromycin at high levels and experienced decreased susceptibility to ceftriaxone.
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The NextGen Cassava Project, a pan-African group, plans to zap susceptibility to cassava mosaic virus this way and then systematically to improve the yield and nutritional properties of the crop.
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After years of inbreeding, local Pekingese are perceived as having an array of health and other issues, including constant shedding, a lack of intelligence, and a susceptibility for slipped spinal discs.
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Tips for boosting your body's immune power include eating a well-balanced diet, having a healthy sleep routine, balancing stress with enjoyable activities and keeping warm to minimize susceptibility to infection.
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Yet, in the West, more than one-third of the high-risk acres are on family-owned lands, largely because these private landowners lack the resources necessary to combat wildfire susceptibility.
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When Bridget ultimately commits murder by spraying mace down a man's throat, her weapon of choice is no coincidence: The femme fatale prevails by turning lethal the tools of feminine susceptibility.
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Seven patients sought treatment for gonorrhea in Honolulu earlier this year, infected with strains of the virus that resisted the antibiotic azithromycin at high levels and experienced decreased susceptibility to ceftriaxone.
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Targets are carefully chosen based on their susceptibility to the scam, and due to their age some have mild cognitive impairment, a brain condition that can lead to Alzheimer's or dementia.
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The rating also reflects susceptibility of the company's capital adequacy to stock market due to its large exposure to domestic equities (equity investment to adjusted equity was 126% at end March 2016).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Living healthily with a good diet and regular exercise may help people with a higher genetic susceptibility to dementia to offset the risk of developing it, according to recent research.
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The 360 degree view seems idyllic, but you realize the desperate poverty the family lives in once you pan the camera—and their subsequent susceptibility to traffickers makes a lot more sense.
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Houston, which is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory, even as then-Hurricane Harvey was threatening southeast Texas.
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"This is particularly important for prevention efforts in which susceptibility can be used as a screening tool during annual clinic visits to reduce smoking initiation among at-risk youth," El-Toukhy added.
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The ratings are constrained by Macao's high GDP volatility, elevated concentration to the gaming sector and tourism from mainland China, as well as its susceptibility to changes in China's broader policy environment.
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"Evaluations of behaviors such as scam susceptibility may help to identify who is at greatest risk of developing cognitive impairment and who may benefit most from therapeutic intervention," Boyle said by email.
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One of the potential drawbacks of bamboo in construction is its susceptibility to termites, mold attacks and other adverse climate conditions, but eco-friendly treatment processes such as borax coating can help.
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Around the world, different laboratories are racing to breed stocks of mice genetically engineered for research and testing the susceptibility of other animals to infection with the virus that causes Covid-19.
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It is probable, he says, that other factors are involved, including an underlying genetic susceptibility to the condition that, in some young people, might be awakened by a blow to the head.
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At his class in Ecology and Photography: Sustainable New York, Joe Carrotta, 23, was so impressed that he followed Dr. Kopelman on a season's worth of outings, despite a susceptibility to seasickness.
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But Facebook's ambitions are now confronting a more urgent problem: an escalating crisis over the company's power to sway elections, its casual approach to data privacy and its susceptibility to Russian manipulation.
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But if in previous films that looming force was inhuman (social, familial or supernatural), in "The Favourite" that power has its origins in human tendencies — loneliness, lustfulness and our susceptibility to manipulation.
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The secret recording is not only raising anxiety over what Mr. Temer did, but also his susceptibility to subterfuge in a political system where leaders often rush to inform on one another.
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Given security concerns around Bluetooth's susceptibility to hacking (or an intruder replicating a fingerprint), I asked if there were any security measures that go beyond those already on other Bluetooth smart locks.
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As well as screening new employees for susceptibility to trauma — which does not currently happen — Gray believes that the data gathered by Facebook could be used to assess moderators on-going wellbeing.
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Dr. Yajnik said he believes Indians' susceptibility to diabetes may have emerged as their diets changed with rising affluence — and that their bodies, attuned to scarcity, couldn't handle an overload of food.
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Kostin reiterated his recommendation that investors stick to top-quality companies — low debt levels, stable sales and earnings growth, a high return on equity, and a low risk of susceptibility to market drawdowns.
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Following up on those clues helps us understand why susceptibility to disease, efficacy of drugs and even the course of normal development are different among all individuals, not just between men and women.
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It is also possible that being in the sleep position for an extended time increases susceptibility to pneumonia, since bacteria that colonize the nose and throat may drip into the lungs, he said.
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"We've found that many pregnancy-related hospitalizations that were reported as morning sickness should have actually been reported as HG." According to Magneson, susceptibility to hyperemesis gravidarum can be predicted a few ways.
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"I hope we can look at the genes within the humans that might provide an example of increased protection or susceptibility for those living under the constant threat of this parasite," Poinar said.
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There had been a man, she added, teaching with her on the course; an older man—she had a susceptibility for them—who was a well-known photojournalist and whose work she admired.
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"We pinpoint specific ages at which youth who have never tried cigarettes are more likely to be susceptible to smoking and highlight differences in smoking susceptibility by race and ethnicity," El-Toukhy said.
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While some growers could decide to sow later in the hope of a break in the dry weather, late planting would increase the susceptibility of crops to harsh weather further into the season.
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While microbleeds can be visualized by using routine MRI, research has shown the use of another advanced MRI technique, susceptibility-weighted imaging, (SWI) may have increased sensitivity in the detection of hemorrhagic lesions.
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"Vector-borne diseases are fueled by changes in the ecology of microbial pathogen, reservoir hosts, local and global climate change as well as changes in human host susceptibility or travel patterns," Sullivan said.
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From the beginning of EGASP until October 20, of the 845 confirmed diagnoses of gonorrhea that underwent antibiotic susceptibility testing, almost all isolates had widespread resistance to ciprofloxacin, as in many other countries.
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The rating also reflects susceptibility of the company's capital adequacy to stock market movements due to its large exposure to domestic equities (equity investment to adjusted equity was 102% at end-March 2016).
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Ever since the massive street protests in Moscow in 2011 and 2012, Putin has consistently demanded that the elite return back home and limit their susceptibility to being exploited by the hostile West.
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"I imagine the best case scenario that will bring people together is that whether we're black, white, Hispanic, or anything else, we are united in our susceptibility in this new virus," he said.
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"If we identify the genes that control the production of natural repellents and susceptibility to mosquitoes, we can develop a drug that would keep mosquitoes away rather than putting DEET on," he said.
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"The hypothesis behind our research is that a severe reaction to trauma or other life stressors, through these pathways, leads to impaired immune function and thereby susceptibility to infection," Song said by email.
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" A susceptibility to neuroinflammation is key, Tanzi says, "because at the end of the day, plaques and tangles may set the stage, but it's neuroinflammation that kills enough neurons to get to dementia.
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But certain skills that are important for some highly skilled jobs may also fade over time, and those are what the center's researchers identified and weighed into a measure of susceptibility to early retirement.
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But it is precisely because of the great accomplishments of our democracy that we should be vigilant about its specific, unique vulnerability: its susceptibility, in stressful times, to the appeal of a shameless demagogue.
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He also thinks moving to a high-altitude place for the first time, and being subjected to stress—like the students he sees everyday at The University of Utah—can increase a person's susceptibility.
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That those inquiries are apparently significant enough that FBI director James Comey was initially reluctant to alert the White House to Flynn's susceptibility to blackmail out of fear it would undermine the bureau's work.
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Trump, with his verbal outbursts, his naïveté in international affairs, and his susceptibility to the sophistries he hears from his advisers and cable TV pundits, seems uniquely unsuited to solving the North Korean crisis.
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We've all grown disillusioned with a media that insists it be treated as a kind of oracle, blameless and objective, while concealing its inevitable biases, its susceptibility to the pressures of advertisers and trendiness.
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These include susceptibility to pathogen infestation in bees that can cause hive collapse, and recent evidence has demonstrated that dozens of pesticides are already present in the hives of bees, which are declining worldwide.
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Recent genetic studies have demonstrated differences across populations not just in the genetic determinants of simple traits such as skin color, but also in more complex traits like bodily dimensions and susceptibility to diseases.
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In terms of susceptibility to Russian or Trump hacking, Google doesn't have the same organic side that Facebook does, so I guess in that sense it's relatively immune to that level of hacking. Sure.
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And while the phenomenon is a reliable source of funny photos, it's also a troubling development for the US. Foreign leaders are keen on exploiting Trump's unrelenting hunger for validation and susceptibility to distraction.
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"Such characterizations have led to race-based violence around the world and have attempted to lull certain racial groups into a dangerous, false sense of security regarding their susceptibility to this disease," Rush wrote.
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The human suffering underlying the data includes almost one in four children under 5 years of age — 155 million — with stunted growth and a greatly heightened risk of cognitive damage and susceptibility to infection.
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Along with finding out that both her children had a mutation of the MTHFR gene, she also received 23andMe's analysis of her children's genetic susceptibility to a number of adult-onset diseases, including Parkinson's.
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The 53-year-old German artist is foremost a researcher interested in the effects of globalization, the onslaught of technology, the future of labor, and our susceptibility to abuses under this new techno-regime.
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The average German Shepherd lives to be about 10 years old, which is actually pretty good, but its quality of life may be diminished on account of the breed's susceptibility to so many health conditions.
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And coupled with other research showing a similar effect, the findings suggest that "chronic use of cannabis to cope with symptoms of depression may increase susceptibility for depression by altering the endocannabinoid system," they wrote.
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The only reasonable way for this to happen—outside of freakish luck—is for humans to develop an increased susceptibility to the microbe, contract the mutated microbe, and then spread the disease within the population.
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Perhaps that susceptibility was always there—stemming from a bedrock belief in the wisdom of ordinary people, and suspicion of government—but during the 1990s the barriers that had kept it in check came down.
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"The fact that some mouse strains don't show fetal disease after infection but some do allows for a study of the genes that might control the susceptibility to fetal disease," Pekosz said in an email.
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For the study, researchers looked at the thermal susceptibility of C. auris and found that it was able to adapt and grow at higher temperatures than many of its fungi relatives are able to tolerate.
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In her 1898 paper "Cultivated motor automatism; a study of character in its relation to attention," the Harvard student Gertrude Stein tested people's susceptibility to the Ouija board effect, in which subconscious thoughts direct actions.
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The other important consideration is family history, such as a high prevalence of breast cancer, the presence of a mutation in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes, or hereditary susceptibility to cancer, such as Lynch syndrome.
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For instance, a short-snouted pug fairs better in a harness due to susceptibility to tracheal injury, while a thick-necked greyhound needs a martingale collar so it doesn't slip right over their small head.
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In this case, the researchers observed one mutation of zebrafish that was more susceptible to TB, so they started investigating what kind of mutation it had and why it might be causing this increased susceptibility.
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Several experts on financial crime and espionage told the FT that the most troubling part of the interplay between Trump's past in business and his present in public office was his potential susceptibility to blackmail.
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Many of the domestic and foreign policy experts I contacted suggested that Russia would not need to blackmail Trump to get what it wanted — that Trump's susceptibility to praise has made him vulnerable to manipulation.
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Given dos Santos' penchant for knockout wins and Aliakbari's susceptibility to getting punched in the face, the latter was wise to utilise his extensive wrestling skill set and quickly take the Brazilian down from the clinch.
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It was the second occasion the timepiece, created by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists as an indicator of the world's susceptibility to cataclysm, was moved forward since the 2016 election of U.S. president Donald Trump.
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" According to the Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery, the condition "is a rare, heritable disease characterized by an unusual susceptibility to infection with specific types of human papillomavirus and a propensity for developing malignant skin tumors.
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A well-managed and structured wealth fund would also go some way to cutting down on susceptibility to corruption, a problem that plagues the current systems of forcing companies to give equity stakes to local investors.
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"I also think we need to better understand targeted advertising on television and the implications for privacy, the use of encrypted signals, the collection of audience data, and the susceptibility to hacking and malware," Rosenworcel warned.
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Mozambique ranks as the third most vulnerable nation in Africa to climate change due to its susceptibility to extreme weather such as floods, droughts and cyclones, according to the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery.
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And while the person Swift is today still contributes, willingly or not, to our collective understanding of what beauty and success looks like, she is also talking about her susceptibility to the pressure of that understanding.
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Declining cognition is associated with a 33 percent increase in scam susceptibility, but even healthy older adults can fall victim, according to Patricia Boyle, a professor of behavioral sciences at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
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That peculiar geology explains Mexico City's susceptibility to earthquakes such as Tuesday's, which fell on the anniversary of a magnitude 8.0 quake in 1985 that lasted for three minutes and killed about 10,000 people in the city.
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"More studies will be needed that measure physical fitness as well as diet and BMI at other time points across the lifespan to examine age windows of susceptibility to these factors in relation to diabetes," he said.
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On average, drinkers have a higher susceptibility to pneumonia and other respiratory disorders, a higher likelihood of getting complications and poor wound healing after surgery, a higher instance of sepsis and certain cancers to name a few.
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Organisations such as the NextGen Cassava Project, which apply the latest breeding techniques to reduce the susceptibility of crops to disease and increase their yield and nutritional value, offer Africans an opportunity to leap into the future.
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"This could be one example where a less common genetic variation causes limited disease in the young and middle-aged, but reduces resilience and causes susceptibility to multiple diseases later in life," he said in a statement.
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His susceptibility to fanfare and flattery leads him to mistake after mistake, especially when it comes to despots like Kim Jong-un of North Korea and Vladimir Putin of Russia, autocrats he admires and longs to emulate.
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"This study should act as a stark warning that manipulation of the human genome with the aim of reducing susceptibility to specific diseases is not without considerable risk," said Andrew Freedman, an infectious diseases expert at Cardiff University.
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The CDC is looking into 393 main tracts: a viral infection directly in the motor neurons, an indirect infection that leads to an immune response affecting the motor neurons, and genetic factors that may increase a patient's susceptibility.
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This phenomenon, called regulation of gene expression, means that traits such as height and susceptibility to diseases like schizophrenia or lupus may be affected in people with Neanderthal ancestry, say scientists from the University of Washington in Seattle.
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"Right now, there's only one class of antibiotics that is recommended for the treatment of gonorrhea, and we are constantly monitoring any changes in susceptibility to that because we know it will likely develop resistance," Torrone told me.
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The condition is caused by a defect in the immune system which increases one's susceptibility to HPV, or human papilloma virus, often leading to chronic HPV infection, skin lesions and an increased risk of developing melanoma skin cancer.
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Letter To the Editor: As a Dutchman I must note that Roger Cohen's assertion in "The Islamic State of Molenbeek" (April 12) that Dutch susceptibility to propaganda leads to voting against the trade agreement with Ukraine is bonkers.
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Teams have invested in an array of approaches for evaluating draft prospects, including old-fashioned scouting; extensive background checks; personal workouts and interviews; medical exams; drills and exercises intended to predict susceptibility to injury; and yes, statistical analysis.
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Warmer water temperatures can cause a host of problems aside from the growth of toxic algae, including starvation, increased disease susceptibility and reproduction problems, said Kathi Lefebvre, a research biologist at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center in Seattle.
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While the discussion of the Bidens and military aid will undoubtedly receive the most media attention, Zelensky's flattery—and Trump's pea-brained susceptibility to it—is the most grotesque moment of the call, an embarrassment to both countries.
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"It will not always be possible to confidently identify which plants or fields have been infected by the genetically modified virus (due to inevitable uncertainty about insect movements and the susceptibility of crops to viral infection)," they wrote.
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For Endō, there are no easy routes to salvation; a person's body — its ethnicity, its weaknesses, its susceptibility to pain and desire — is as much his link to the life and sufferings of Christ as a person's soul.
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I know that 20-something-year-old women in my neighborhood with my type of social circle and my alcohol budget and my Instagram-honed susceptibility to clever branding were buying that beer, or at least looking it up.
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The plaintiffs, named as Bradley Colgate and Kaytlin McKnight, also claimed that the company did not disclose "the myriad of problems likely to occur" from Juul use, including long-term nicotine addiction and increased susceptibility to anxiety and depression.
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It's argued that this will vastly improve the experience of trans people, ultimately helping to minimise both their sense of gender dysphoria (distress caused by a mismatch between felt and perceived gender identity) and their susceptibility to transphobic violence.
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"Cannabis, dopamine, amphetamines or sensory deprivation can cause anybody to hallucinate or get paranoid ideation," Castle says, although he stresses that everyone has differing susceptibility depending on their unique genetic makeup and exposure to life stressors such as trauma.
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"BRL is unlikely to be impacted by this policy decision, though increased dovishness and a lower rate trajectory will influence longer-term susceptibility to broad dollar movements," said Sacha Tihanyi, deputy head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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"Although the absolute risks are low, people who are born prematurely still have increased susceptibility to kidney disease," said the lead author, Dr. Casey Crump, a professor of family medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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If this "Virginia Woolf" brings out the play's inherent strengths, Ian Rickson's production of "The Goat," the story of a man whose marriage comes apart when he falls in love with a farm animal, underscores its susceptibility to misinterpretation.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Bimputh's rating reflects its small franchise compared with higher-rated peers and high-risk appetite stemming from its microfinance-dominated loan portfolio, which Fitch sees as risky due to the segment's greater susceptibility to economic cycles.
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Agencies with adjudicating authorities of clearances are required to certify that is in the interest of the national security of the United States to award a clearance, which includes considering issues like an individual's trustworthiness or susceptibility to blackmail.
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These experiences can have lifelong consequences too: They affect a child's ability to learn, their susceptibility to drug and alcohol abuse, and could even potentially make them more at risk of heart disease or cancer when they become adults.
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"Such facilities should perform an analysis to determine their susceptibility to extreme weather events," the board said in its final report on a chemical fire at the Arkema SA plant in Crosby, Texas, during Hurricane Harvey in August and September 2017.
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It said the computer meltdown was caused by a power surge at a data centre that houses the servers, a similar glitch that has beset other big airlines and highlighting the particular susceptibility of the aviation industry to IT malfunctions.
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A red-eyed albino called SJL has a susceptibility to nervous-system inflammation which makes it a good model for multiple-sclerosis research; it has also been used as a model for calming down violence, because males are particularly aggressive.
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"In Lisa's case, her skin cancer's due to her susceptibility — having light skin and eyes — and her heavy use of indoor tanning in the past," Kauvar, dermatologist and director of New York Laser & Skin Care in Manhattan, told BuzzFeed News.
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During his 45-minute lecture, Wylie explained how loyalty to certain fashion brands can signal susceptibility to populist political messaging and how fashion was one of his and former Trump campaign manager Steve Bannon's primary tactics to sway public opinion.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel met leaders of the three million-strong community of Germans with ties to Russia on Wednesday, amid concerns over their susceptibility to "fake news" items in the run-up to a national election in September.
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Lumping together all the victims simplifies the concept that Aviv so carefully explores throughout the rest of the piece: the incredible susceptibility of the human mind to suggestion, and the difficulty faced by—and bravery required of—those who resist it.
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Rendered as a map of the world, the database depicts, to scale and in deepening shades of red, the bribe-susceptibility of industries within a given country, as well as details of successful prosecutions under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Apart from raising ethical concerns, scientists said the gene He "edited-out," called CCR5, is crucial to the human immune system, and removing it increases the risk of susceptibility to other diseases such as the West Nile virus and influenza.
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In fact, an Accenture analysis of more than 3,20173 companies with annual revenues of at least $100 million in 82 countries found that 63% of them face high levels of disruption, and 44% show severe signs of susceptibility to future disruption.
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These performance-enhancing polymorphisms – PEPs – can affect height, blood flow, metabolic efficiency, muscle mass, muscle fibers, bone structure, pain threshold, fatigue resistance, power, speed, endurance, susceptibility to injury, psychological aptitude, and respiratory and cardiac functions, to name just a few.
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"Specific microbes in these indoor spaces have been shown to impact human health by influencing our susceptibility to allergies, infectious diseases, or sick building syndrome," wrote the authors, led by NASA JPL's Checinska Sielaff and Camilla Urbaniak, in the study.
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A long course will suppress the bone marrow, which will cause bleeding due to a low platelet count, anemia due to a lack of red blood cells and increased susceptibility to further infections due to a low white blood cell count.
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Yet as efficacious as these experiments have been in showing the susceptibility of the human mind to external cues, none have even come close to amount of environmental control that will hypothetically be possible as virtual reality systems become more ubiquitous.
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If the allegations are true, any collusion between Trump and Russia may have had more to do with Trump Tower Moscow than with influencing an election, and it raises new questions about the president's susceptibility to influence through the Trump Organization.
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"Conversely, some adolescents may think that they are definitely infertile and therefore engage in unprotected sex, potentially resulting in unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections, to which some patients with compromised immune systems have greater susceptibility," Nahata added by email.
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Instead, they are busily crafting and polishing their dreamy policy positions, all of which Mr. Trump will use against them to great effect, particularly in my part of the country — which has already shown a dreary susceptibility to his wretched message.
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"As kids are growing up, especially when they're starting to work out more and they're getting stronger and heavier, because they have a growth plate, they have the increased susceptibility of having a stress fracture around the growth plate," he said.
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While preventing this intrusion might sound like an advance in the fight against AIDS, it is completely unnecessary and may even carry the hazard of increasing the subject's susceptibility to other types of infection, such as influenza and West Nile fever.
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Mabel's susceptibility to the pleasures of the flesh, and the ungodly eagerness of John Jack (Washington Kirk) to accommodate her, are somehow both coy and sexy while also giving the lie to stereotypes about people of faith and people of 1921.
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"The majority of fatal cases are elderly and/or have a chronic disease that would increase their susceptibility to infectious diseases," said Dr. W. Ian Lipkin, an epidemiologist at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University in New York.
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They see U.S. fear of nuclear weapons and susceptibility to nuclear blackmail dating back to January 12, 1950, when Secretary of State Dean Acheson excluded South Korea from the U.S. Pacific "defense perimeter" in a speech to the Washington Press Club.
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From Slate: Two years before Facebook's susceptibility to fake news achieved the status of threat-to-our-democratic-republic, Slate's Will Oremus concluded that the social network could rein in the problem with some relatively painless changes to its news feed.
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Though race can't help but be a theme in "Othello," it is not the main one here; Iago's hatred, and Othello's susceptibility to it, seem to stem less from each man's response to outsiderness than from their common fear of cuckoldry.
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Then we are told it's the wellspring of our susceptibility to advertising, leads to wanting to live above our means, ends up in criminality, is at the core of "the race problem," causes nations to vie with each other for supremacy.
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"To our knowledge, [KLRD1 is] the first biomarker that shows susceptibility to influenza across multiple strains" of the flu, study senior author Purvesh Khatri, an associate professor of medicine and biomedical data science at Stanford University School of Medicine, said in a statement .
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"If we could improve the judgement of government officials facing high-stakes decisions — reducing their susceptibility to various biases, or developing better methods of aggregating expertise — this could have positive knock-on effects across a huge range of domains," Jess Whittlestone notes.
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"Still, within this low prevalence, there appears to be certain risk factors which increase susceptibility for developing paradoxical reactions such as: male gender, recreational abusers, psychiatric disorders, high-dosage regimens and extremes of age," the ACEP writes, noting that such reactions are rare.
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A changing picture has emerged of the U.S.' susceptibility to epidemics of infectious diseases over the next decade — driven by organized anti-vaccine activity and the lack of incentives to develop new or more effective vaccines, along with inadequate mosquito control measures.
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Carriers of a pathogenic breast cancer susceptibility gene are advised to start routine surveillance in their mid-twenties — medical care they only qualify for because they have something called Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer syndrome — that is, the "disease" of carrying the gene.
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"We are in the increasingly awkward position of identifying individuals who carry genetic variants that, in some patients (perhaps their own family members), may confer susceptibility to a severe disease and yet in the affected individual have no clinical phenotypes," he wrote.
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Where they are, they have identified groups of people whose susceptibility to the virus is greater than those targeted by public health services for catch-up jabs—usually schoolchildren and university students, who are easier to cover with a mass vaccination campaign.
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In a new sneak peek at Sunday's episode, Kris Jenner tries to convince her daughter Khloé Kardashian to take the BRCA test, a blood test that uses DNA analysis to identify harmful mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2, the two breast cancer susceptibility genes.
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This promises to expand the practice of mass incarceration, with people cycling in and out of prison without receiving treatment, and further generations of children being exposed to disruption, broken families, and, potentially, their own susceptibility to what painkillers seem to offer.
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Nationalism and authoritarianism, reinforced by technology, have come together to exercise new forms of control and manipulation over human beings whose susceptibility to greed, prejudice, ignorance, domination, subservience and fear was not, after all, swept away by the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Here at the OSUCCC-James, we are conducting the Ohio Prevention and Treatment of Endometrial Cancer (OPTEC) initiative, an effort to identify women who have endometrial cancer and screen them for Lynch syndrome as well as other cancer susceptibility genes such as BRCA.
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Precisely how exercise might change a women's susceptibility to hot flashes is still not completely clear, although the researchers noted that the women who exercised developed better blood flow to the surface of their skin and to their brains during heat stress.
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"A smooth succession and policy framework is particularly credit-relevant for our assessment of the country's susceptibility to event risk, given that Singapore's political stability has never been tested through a transition away from the ruling PAP," said Moody's analyst Anushka Shah.
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In a pair of studies published last year in Policy Insights From the Behavioral and Brain Sciences, the psychologist Carey Morewedge and colleagues had subjects (more than 200 in each study) complete a test to assess their susceptibility to various decision-making biases.
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Widespread reports that aspirin can help prevent heart attacks, strokes and colorectal cancer have prompted many people to swallow either a regular or low-dose (baby) aspirin every day without first consulting their doctors or taking their susceptibility to complications into account.
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"It's a bad combination to have a criminal element like everybody does, but then to add into that this susceptibility [via marginalization] to [jihadi] messaging—that puts France right in the crosshairs," Patrick Skinner of the security intelligence consultancy Soufan Group tells VICE.
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The frequency of these events, and Puerto Rico's susceptibility to earthquakes stems from the manner in which the island is situated along the meeting points of the South American, Caribbean, and North American plates: Puerto Rico is caught between two subduction zones.
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Gold mining is always risky for locals and the environment, and Haiti's limited water resources, lack of infrastructure, and susceptibility to earthquakes only heighten the danger that large-scale gold mining will cause serious harm that outweighs any short-term financial gain.
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Other studies have shown that berries or other foods that are high in antioxidants (goji berries, blueberries, pecans, artichokes and kidney beans, just to name a few) have strong antioxidant capacities, which can help fight the brain's high susceptibility to oxidative damage.
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Scientists think that these communities, most of which live in the gut, shape our health in myriad ways, affecting our vulnerability to allergic diseases like hay fever, how much weight we put on, our susceptibility to infection and maybe even our moods.
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"Experimental evidence suggests that high blood sugar and high sugar intake can impair the gut barrier, leading to a 'leaky gut' and access to the gut immune system causing intestinal inflammation, alter gut microbiota and increase susceptibility to gut infections," she said.
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In 2011, an outcry arose when laboratories in Wisconsin and the Netherlands revealed that they were trying to mutate the lethal H5N1 bird flu in ways that would let it jump easily between ferrets, which are used to model human flu susceptibility.
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In the documentary "Three Identical Strangers," about identical male triplets separated at birth, there were differences in their susceptibility to mental illness, with the one who was reared by an authoritarian father more seriously affected than the two with warmer, more nurturing parents.
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In any of the years Griffin and Paul have played together, you might be able to point to a more decimated playoff roster somewhere else, but on balance, no team matches the Clippers' postseason susceptibility to the nicks and cuts and, now, breaks.
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These are meaningful only within the tangled web of factors that radiation epidemiologists consider — including type and time-span of dose, pathways through the body, susceptibility of individual tissues and background radiation — as well as health issues like alcohol, obesity and stress.
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This indicates that certain brands of susceptibility to election-associated emotional distress differ across groups; though voter-related issues seem to have most influence on mental health and wellbeing among swing state voters, red state voters appear to be more vulnerable to candidate-related issues.
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We must directly address the need for ethics rules and enforcement, but we also understand that much of what we do to professionalize legislative operations and to make them more transparent and accountable will reduce the susceptibility of members and their institutions to corrupt practices.
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As to whether those with a family history of schizophrenia ought to have their genome sequenced to assess their susceptibility, Dr Goldstein is keen to point out that more work needs to be done on the risks that different forms of the genes bring.
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The cumulative epidemic curve of all the measles outbreaks since 2000 (when the disease was declared "eliminated" in the US) revealed that unvaccinated individuals were often "patient zeroes," meaning they sparked outbreaks by creating pockets of disease susceptibility that caused others to fall ill.
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"Given the impact of the chlamydia epidemic on women's health, reproductive health, infant health through vertical transmission, and increased susceptibility to other sexually transmitted diseases, a global unmet medical need exists for a vaccine against genital chlamydia," said study author Peter Andersen of SSI.
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"In the long term, various [physiological] changes related to stress could increase susceptibility to infectious diseases, affect the risk and prognosis of cancer, and lead to diseases of the cardiovascular systems," a 2003 study on mortality after the death of a young child explains.
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AMD said in a statement after this story was initially published that there's been no change to its position on the susceptibility to the second variant of Spectre for its chips and only that it's rolling out optional updates to further contain the threat.
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"Turkey has a high susceptibility to event risk mainly driven by domestic political risks and the country's large external financing needs due to wide current account deficits and sizeable external or foreign currency refinancing requirements," said Kristin Lindow at Moody's Investors Service on Friday.
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Or is it that, because it did not occur to them to try to measure the susceptibility and severity of the effects on their own systems by bad actors, they had to rely on others — journalists, politicians, the public — for a slow, imprecise form of feedback.
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If correlations between election-related Google search trends and mental-health related Google trends are taken as causal, our findings indicate that—though susceptibility varies across groups—the ramp-up to today's election has likely had adverse effects on the mental health and wellbeing of American citizens.
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Taken as a whole, these results suggest that, in addition to making us healthier, "exercise might improve food reward and eating behavior traits linked to the susceptibility to overconsume," says Kristine Beaulieu, a research fellow and dietitian at the University of Leeds, who led the new study.
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