She was susceptible to colds.

It's susceptible to motion by the air currents.

So those are hints suggesting that humans are susceptible to the effects of the hormones for aging.

The most pressing one is that we want to understand how some differences make some people susceptible to one disease type 2 diabetes, for example and other differences make people more susceptible to heart disease, or stroke, or autism and so on.

(b) Gold foil activation gold foil is susceptible to activation by neutrons.

For example, Tanzania was susceptible to refugee influxes because of its close proximity to neighbours faced with frequent internal conflicts.

Is it the case that these guys are just more susceptible to viruses?

If a woman accuses someone of rape and cannot satisfy the evidentiary requirements, she becomes susceptible to prosecution for illicit consensual sex.

But in fact he was the person who was most susceptible to the oxygen.

It's an old temple building technique from Japan but bamboo is very fire susceptible.

That's because these are the kinds of concepts that are not susceptible to easy representation.

That alone can be useful. With enough data, we can then figure out that the same disease is in fact a variety of different disorders, some susceptible to particular known treatments and some susceptible to others or simply incurable.

For example, poor aggregates are susceptible to receive more orphans than their rich counterparts, and this carries its additional costs for their survival and leads to total poverty.

Certain traditional practices aimed at controlling women's sexuality may also make women more susceptible to HIV AIDS.

First, the Government agreed to deploy a strong, credible and respected police force in all areas for internally displaced persons and in areas susceptible to attack.

Many of the geographically disadvantaged countries suffer from adverse agro climatic conditions and are susceptible to natural disasters.

Arbitrary arrests are common and lower level courts are considered to be susceptible to pressures from the executive.

At the direction of the Panel, a statistical analysis of each loss type was undertaken for the purpose of identifying what loss types were most susceptible to overstatement.

Some areas of the economy remain susceptible to market failures, and the role of the sector regulator remains relevant.

Female physiology, along with women's inability to access health care and treatment, make women more susceptible to reinfection than men.

In order to do so, the Tribunal secretariat must not be susceptible to influence by interested parties in the Secretariat.

Information that the COP MOP has mandated be kept confidential will be susceptible to claims that it was improperly made public.

The findings of the survey showed that the Greek Mass Media are still susceptible to stereotypic thinking based on gender inequality.

Johnson warned against the vagueness of such term for it renders missile defences less susceptible to detailed concrete measures and embeds the US interest in space dominance in the NATO agenda.

It's also pretty clear that the bees sometimes catch other viruses or other flus, and so the question we're still struggling with, and the question that keeps us up at night, is why have the bees suddenly become so susceptible to this flu, and why are they so susceptible to these other diseases?

The latter is possible only through reduction of tension and discontinuation of hate propaganda, which will make the public susceptible to peace.

As victims of violence, women were susceptible to HIV AIDS infection, which, in turn, increased the risk of further violence against them.

The Panel initially considered applying a global adjustment tailored to the aspects of the Palestinian D claims that appeared most susceptible to overstatement.

Without sufficient infrastructure, roads, storage facilities and irrigation services are susceptible to physical damage from climate related events, and farmers become increasingly vulnerable.

The troubling conclusion to be drawn from these episodes is that even if Khamenei is not looking for a military confrontation, he may very well be susceptible to misjudgments about how to avoid one.

Lack of health insurance affects little children (of both sexes) most, because children are more susceptible to illness and injuries and less resistant than adults.

Children (and adults) living with HIV AIDS, because of their weakened immune systems, are especially susceptible to the debilitating effects of persistent bouts of diarrhoea.

I do not think that I am free from weakness all human souls are susceptible to evil except for those to whom my Lord has granted mercy. My Lord is certainly All forgiving and All merciful.

I do not think that I am free from weakness all human souls are susceptible to evil except for those to whom my Lord has granted mercy. My Lord is certainly All forgiving and All merciful.

Mandated activities under the Kyoto Protocol that could be susceptible to third party claims Operational activities in Germany are subject to the privileges and immunities under the Headquarters Agreement.

Pathogens also have specialized means of transmission from host to host. If, for example, a pathogen is transmitted by an insect that lives in the tops of trees, susceptible hosts will not be infected if they never leave the ground.

This keeps the fetus alive in the short term, but the bill comes due later on in life when those other organs, deprived early on, become more susceptible to disease.

In discussing the effect of armed conflict on treaties, commentators have attempted to distinguish between bilateral treaties, as more susceptible to suspension or abrogation, and multilateral treaties, as more resilient.

All of this raises a fundamental question Does the US even need an overarching design for its foreign policy? If the outcome is to make its foreign policy less reliable and predictable or, worse, susceptible to misunderstanding then it certainly does not.

It is underscored that often children and youth are the most susceptible to environmental health hazards and must be included in the development of targeted policy responses at the national level.

Draft article 3 might prove useful if the determination, pursuant to article 4, whether a treaty was susceptible to termination or suspension in the event of an armed conflict was inconclusive.

However, the considerations leading to the treatment of such agreements as not susceptible to termination are to be differentiated to a certain extent from treaties concerning cessions of territory and boundaries.

Refugee women and adolescents are often more susceptible to HIV due to factors including inadequate knowledge, gender discrimination and violence, insufficient access to HIV prevention services and inability to negotiate safe sex.

In the presence of political instability and the resulting institutional underdevelopment, economies have not captured the core element of rising productivity and have become more susceptible to ad hoc shocks and fluctuations.

Has your country instituted a domestic regulatory and supervisory regime for banks and non bank financial institutions or other bodies particularly susceptible to money laundering in order to detect and deter all forms of money laundering (art. 7, para. 1 (a), of the Convention)?