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It is desirable to lubricate the surface of the yarn so as NOT to make it susceptible to damage through rubbing and chafing.

Due to the international nature of aircraft operations, airline operators are more susceptible to double taxation than other taxpayers.

Canned food: nutrients severely damaged, and packaging in contact with aluminum tin easy to pollution, susceptible to Alzheimers disease.

Recently, young people with high blood pressure have been shown to be just as susceptible to mental decline as elderly people are.

Essentially any tool that could be used for detecting such a rootkit is susceptible to false results due to syscall hijacking.

Specifically, summer flowers - may bracts susceptible to wind down, the summer sun too hot, is often darken.

Perhaps because their social status is often contingent upon their faces and bodies, women are particularly susceptible to this effect.

Both the front and rear tyres on this model are tubeless type that are less susceptible to sudden flattening should the tyre be punctured.

He said there was no evidence so far that mountain lions were susceptible to the disease.

The Internet is just as susceptible to abuse as any other form of computer technology.

Such massive transfers of money, however, are susceptible to scams and corruption, as the UN found out in the oil-for-food program in Iraq.

Vitamin E has long been used in cosmetic applications to help the skin. The skin is very susceptible to oxidation from various sources.

That movie star is going through his third divorce. Why do celebrities seem to be more susceptible to irreconcilable marital problems?

But he suspects that the strain might have biological characteristics that make adults more susceptible to the infection.

Are Chinese bureaucrats some subspecies of human being uniquely susceptible to this sort of suasion?

In these cases, people may be more susceptible to respiratory infections, at least temporarily, than those who don't exercise at all.

Byron had always been susceptible to women and attractive to them; now that he was successful they threw themselves at his head.

For every server, there must be a client -- and that client can be susceptible to attacks by a malicious server.

Thus, like a teenager, he is trying to find himself while being very susceptible to peer pressure.

"You could stabilise the markets by including more women and older men who would be less susceptible to the testosterone feedback loop. "

I am not aware of any physical change to my DNA or " aura " . I do however seem to be more susceptible to colds .

Person does not exercise susceptible to osteoporosis, muscle atrophy, the body will lack agility and coordination, and physical decline.

There is no doubt about it: runners are susceptible to hip injuries, hip pain and long term hip conditions when running.

The German people in the early thirties were in a mood that made them dangerously susceptible to the Fascist infection.

High-end fashion turns out to be more susceptible to downturns than leather goods or other accessories.

Studies show that obesity, in addition to its other health risks, may also make people more susceptible to infections like the flu.

An informed person is much less susceptible to this sort of propaganda.

As the so-called new new group, current-middle school students are ready to accept networks and are susceptible to them.

This allows it to understand which requests can be given less allocation (and thus be more susceptible to queuing) and which cannot.

Due to the long-volt desk, computer, drive, a number of "sedentary group, " people become susceptible to arthritis.

Among the rights of the people none is so treasured as that of free speech, and none is so susceptible to changing views.

I hoped he would perfect me a soldier. Make a fighting machine that was not susceptible to fear.

The procedure focuses on the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart and are especially susceptible to calcium buildup.

The nature of these reactions means epigenetic processes are susceptible to chemical intervention in a way that genetic mutations are not.

"As for the tent, with regard to shape and size it is comfortable but it is too susceptible to the wind, " he observed in February 1898.

It does not cloud his moral judgement though and he is no more susceptible to being tricked into anything than anybody else.

Why are China's neighbours not always susceptible to its charms?

The pathogen was more susceptible to the fungicides-Carbendazim and Thiophanate-methyl.

People with AIDS have had their immune system depleted by HIV and are very susceptible to these opportunistic infections.

Staphylococci, including the strains resistant to penicillin, methicillin or other antibiotics, are particularly susceptible to Fucidin.

The elephant is not immediately susceptible to such blandishments, however, and usually lashes fiercely with its trunk in all directions.

Wheat and beef seem to cause some Westies to be more susceptible to grass allergies.

However, this can lead to a variety of problems -- limp plants unable to stay upright, and plants more susceptible to pests.

Networks coding is highly susceptible to pollution attacks, but such attacks cannot be prevented by the standard technology of signature.

Then I said, well, what makes some human beings more susceptible to depression than others?

Lumbar position: symmetrical, elegant and easy to manufacture, but one that is susceptible to accidental deployments.

The three parts of the body most susceptible to injury in any asana work are the neck, the lumbar vertebrae and the knees.

Should we do the Second Coming event as planned without preparation, many of these in fear will become very susceptible to the dark.

Worst of all, in your drunken lust, you might have forgotten to use protection, leaving you susceptible to disease and pregnancy.

Certainly the sense of this word makes it particularly susceptible to jocular treatment.

It affects you, and from then on, you are susceptible to the energy of those patterns as they align in your solar system.

The frailness of the child from the birth made her susceptible to every prevailing illness.

As implemented today, an ESB is susceptible to changes in the service metadata with which it interacts.

Four, postpartum women susceptible to depression, this is in the heart of you all have known.

Which isn't to say that men aren't susceptible to disease, but I don't know that they live in a permanent state of health-siege like we do.

US dermatologists recently warned that lips are more susceptible to chronic sun damage than the other parts of our body.

It could be that schizophrenics are more susceptible to the infection, or some third, as yet unidentified variable may be involved.

This approach could be even more powerful if the cheating microbes were engineered to be susceptible to antibiotics.

The current study suggests that pregnant asthmatic women carrying a girl might be more susceptible to asthma exacerbations .

Aperture Grille A type of monitor screen made up of thin vertical wires. Said to be less susceptible to doming than iron shadow mask.

A wide-eyed approach can also leave you more susceptible to a salesperson's tactics to get you to pay more than you should.

This would be of concern since infants may be particularly susceptible to BPA's hormone gland-disrupting potential.

With a heart susceptible to taste, to understand phenomena in the world.

Weitzer sees college women as particularly susceptible to entering such an arrangement, especially during times of economic distress.

Unlike the affected children, the animals were susceptible to a large number of pathogens, not just pneumococci and staphylococci.

This consisted of a small transmitter emitting 10- hertz waves which makes the subject susceptible to hypnotic suggestion.

Note that a full stack walk is not performed with this type of demand and that your code is still susceptible to luring attacks.

Modern society depends on a variety of technologies that are susceptible to the extremes of space weather.

beings, regarded as immortal, separable from the body at death, and susceptible to happiness or misery in a future state.

The use of the dollar provides many advantages. At the same time, it has made the system increasingly susceptible to its problems.

Like it or not, your attitude is susceptible to the dominate attitude of those around you.

None of the farms have an operational sewerage system, hence making the area susceptible to contracting waterborne diseases.

Conclusion: Patients with higher peritoneal efficiency peritoneum are more susceptible to protein malnutrition.

You don't need to be fed up with your job to be susceptible to an approach from a headhunter.

Permeation Concerns - Non-metal hose is susceptible to having gases permeate through the hose wall and into the atmosphere.

The problem, however, is that this bad habit can erode dental work, damaging your teeth and making them more susceptible to cavities.

The clips may be susceptible to deformation during any rework or upgrade procedure where the heatsink assembly is disassembled .

Organizations that deploy technologies such as SSL and Java are often susceptible to a false sense of security.

Business and management books are as susceptible to golden age mythologising as any other aspect of life.

UV special blanket: blanket mixture by adding anti-UV resin composition and not susceptible to UV ultraviolet, rubber and of chalking.

Greyhound's deep chest makes them quite susceptible to bloat, also known as Gastric Dilation Volvulus (or GDV).

Shell officials note that the system is less susceptible to identity theft since it's impossible to duplicate or steal a fingerprint.

Or pottery after firing can be painted with almost any pigment, although the unprotected painted decoration is susceptible to damage.

It reduces the skin's ability to release excess heat, making the body more susceptible to heat-related illness.

Are individuals with addiction born with a vulnerable executive neurocircuitrythat make them more susceptible to substance abuse?

Applications that communicate with databases or do other network operations such ase-mail are particularly susceptible to this phenomenon.

But it turns out that students are susceptible to the same marketing strategies that grocery stores have been using for years.

It is fair to say that the young are more susceptible to their companions.

In conclusion, demonstratives, which serve as important cohesion means, are susceptible to students' different linguistic backgrounds.

At the moment, we'll all be especially susceptible to sweetness, and if anyone knows how to work the crowd, it's you.

In conclusion, demonstratives, which serve as important cohesion means, are susceptible to students' different linguistic backgrounds.

At the moment, we'll all be especially susceptible to sweetness, and if anyone knows how to work the crowd, it's you.

They produce everything from aluminium to zircon, and so are less susceptible to fluctuations in the price of any particular metal.

For security reasons, Bailey refused to reveal the makes and models of cars which are susceptible to his hack.

Countries already struggling to implement austerity may not be sufficiently susceptible to the threat of sanctions.

The mechanisms are unclear, but it may be that skin is more susceptible to the harmful effects of UV radiation during childhood.

CDOs offer higher yields than similarly rated mortgage-backed bonds, but are more susceptible to losses if the underlying loans decay.

Graduate unemployment is not, ultimately, a political problem, susceptible to easy political solutions.

Part of the difference is geography: Chechnya is on Russia's fraying Caucasian edge, which made it more susceptible to foreign extremism.

There was some harrowing combination of factors that made her susceptible to addiction.

There was some harrowing combination of factors that made her susceptible to addiction.

Are the elderly susceptible to receiving too much anesthesia and are there risks associated with this?

There was also preliminary information that mice may be more susceptible to the flu when they exercise to fatigue.

The disadvantage is inconsistent with the refractive index of light in the viewing susceptible to deformation.

Results show that the alloy in aging state, especially in deformation-aging state, is apparently susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement.

All data transferred between the server and client is unencrypted, which means you're susceptible to keystroke loggers.

Fatigue often purduces worry, or , at least , it makes you susceptible to worry.

If you are susceptible to selling everything in a panic, you ought to avoid stocks and stock mutual funds altogether.

They blocked the expression of the enzyme that confers this resistance, rendering the rice strain susceptible to the herbicide.

A breakdown in any part of the system leaves the whole body susceptible to infection and illness.

A breakdown in any part of the system leaves the whole body susceptible to infection and illness.

The gauges are suitable for measuring of liquid and gaseous media , also this may not be too viscous or be susceptible to crystallization .

Radical weight loss diets may be the norm at this time of year but they could make you more susceptible to illness.

However, due to this nature, the online encyclopedia is susceptible to inaccuracies or vandalism.

As machine parts are susceptible to shock, they must be wrapped in soft materials and firmly packed in cardboard boxes.

These patients are highly susceptible to infection, particularly difficult to treat, and especially likely to develop resistance.

Exposure of prolyl endopeptidases to bile acids made them more susceptible to pancreatic proteases under simulated intestinal conditions.

Properly overseen and regulated, online gambling should be no more susceptible to fraud and money-laundering than e-commerce in general.

This alternative is susceptible to attack if it is not used under SSL.

In this study, we investigated whether familiar faces were susceptible to a viewpoint aftereffect.

In this study, we investigated whether familiar faces were susceptible to a viewpoint aftereffect.

Investors now understand that pay practices are a key indicator of risk, and one less susceptible to massage than profit figures.

The movie was a country the carrier of culture, the movie hero most susceptible to modern feeling and praise highly.

The interest stemmed from studies showing vitamin A deficient animals and humans were abnormally susceptible to respiratory infections.

Less encouragingly, Britons seem highly susceptible to media conglomerates' marketing campaigns.

It's also known that people with reduced immunity like those with HIV the virus that causes AIDS, are more susceptible to Tuberculosis.

Sewers and drains have become antiquated and overloaded, and power, water and sewage plants too susceptible to floods.

Some commodities like lumber and iron ore are bulky, costly to warehouse, and should be less susceptible to financial speculation.

Because when the frequency of close to the meshing of gears susceptible to the natural resonance frequency.

But stash wheat flour in the fridge no matter how fast you use it. The oils it contains make it more susceptible to spoilage.

But stash wheat flour in the fridge no matter how fast you use it. The oils it contains make it more susceptible to spoilage.

We compare four types of methods for estimating instantaneous frequency. The phase difference estimator is susceptible to noise.

However, as the Tin less susceptible to ink, printing often failed to promote because of a failure.

E. coli was susceptible to ultrasonic irradiation, but S. aureus was far more resistant to it than E. coli.

A Danish study published earlier this month found that redheads are more susceptible to the cold and more likely to suffer from toothaches.

Any weakness, administrative process or act, or physical exposure that makes a computer susceptible to exploit by a threat.

gingivitis can occur in general is not pain, just brush your teeth or eat hard food to stimulate the gums, when susceptible to bleeding.

"It could be that males are more susceptible to the priming effect than are females, " Temple said.

Experience especially in the last few months shows that human nature is very susceptible to Archons' physical and non-physical influence.

Laboratory tests suggest this swine flu is susceptible to the antiviral drugs Tamiflu (oseltamivir) and Relenza (zanamivir).

Laboratory tests suggest this swine flu is susceptible to the antiviral drugs Tamiflu (oseltamivir) and Relenza (zanamivir).

Ferrets are another mammalian species known to be susceptible to infection.

The results showed that rat hepatocytes in gel-entrapment culture and monolayer culture were both susceptible to sodium salicylate toxicity.

Industrial engineers, air traffic controllers and the rest of us are no less susceptible to effects of exhaustion.

For years, security analysts had warned that industrial control systems were susceptible to attack or manipulation by malicious coders.

Business and transaction documents printed by users or in captive printing and mailing operations are susceptible to security breaches.

The snag is that Beijing has never been very susceptible to outside advice, however sane.

An isolated incident can easily become a matter of public interest and thus, susceptible to media scrutiny .

Individuals who are more prone to going over negative experiences again and again are more susceptible to developing clinical depression.

And the reliability of foundation in permafrost regions is susceptible to temperature, which shall be taken into account in design.

And the reliability of foundation in permafrost regions is susceptible to temperature, which shall be taken into account in design.

Increases the effectiveness of the insulation in damp conditions. Makes down less susceptible to humidity.

Patients taking TNF blockers should be aware that they are more susceptible to serious fungal infections.

Roses, fruit trees and ground cover type plants may be susceptible to dampness-related problems like mold and diseases.

Domestic poultry, including chickens and turkeys, are particularly susceptible to epidemics of influenza.

A disease affecting the human immune system, making individuals more susceptible to deadly infections.

China's increasing dependence on the rest of the world make its industry more susceptible to policy shifts abroad.

Patients with sickle cell disease or trait are particularly susceptible to glaucomatous optic nerve damage from even mildly elevated IOPs.

Its rupture in high-impact injuries may require surgical removal, which leaves the patient more susceptible to overwhelming infection.

Areas of the body most susceptible to frost-bite are the extremities, particularly the fingers and toes but also the nose and cheeks.

The picking soil, lint, and dirt by garment, especially socks and stockings that are particularly susceptible to charging.

Further threatening cheetahs is centuries of inbreeding in the wild, leaving them susceptible to disease and reproductive problems.

The sapwood of most species is more susceptible to fungal attack than the heartwood with its higher extractive content.

Testosterone produced by the fetus could suppress the mother's immune system and perhaps make her more susceptible to disease.

National governments are susceptible to corruption. On the ground, farmers have little access to credit and technical assistance.

These skeletally immature athletes are very susceptible to developing debilitating joint arthritis later in adulthood.

China's pig prices are susceptible to a boom-and-bust cycle that has seen prices fluctuate wildly in recent years.

The types of disturbances vary from facility to facility and different loads are susceptible to different disturbances.

Adolescent rats are also more susceptible to cocaine abuse than adult rats, and are more sensitive to lower doses.

Autumn drying temperatures, lack of moisture moisten, susceptible to heat pathogen and pathogenesis.

Older adults are more susceptible to viral diseases because their immune systems are less robust than they once were.

Second, they are susceptible to special health problems and a heightened risk of mortality.

Certainly, HIV-induced immune suppression makes AIDS patients highly susceptible to TB while also making the disease harder to diagnose.

Once highly susceptible to global economic turbulence, Latin American economies continue to exhibit signs of long-term strength.

The test was susceptible to errors induced by monomorphic call transformation and subsequent deoptimization .

THE existing formula is simple. When vaccinating against influenza, inoculate those most susceptible to the disease's wrath.

When someone is spiritually , emotionally, or physically drained, he or she becomes susceptible to discouragement.

Peanuts are the most susceptible to Aspergillus flavus crops, aflatoxin peanut with high affinity.

Some choices could be dangerous and, in the modern world, selecting the new may, for instance, make consumers susceptible to marketing hype.

Because populations will be fully susceptible to an H5N1-like virus, rates of illness could peak fairly rapidly within a given community.

Small, short-haired, inactive dogs without a thick fur undercoat are more susceptible to cold weather.

Women are more susceptible to infections during water sex due to their anatomical differences.

Amphibian skin is incredibly thin, making frogs acutely susceptible to changes in temperature, humidity, or water quality.

They are far too susceptible to scandal (witness the current furore in India over the sale of mobile-phone licences to favoured groups).

That's because silver is different than most others, making it more susceptible to quick peaks, as well as plunges.

They are susceptible to muscle tension and tend to be hyperalert. they tend to feel self-conscious.

The phrenic nerves, recurrent laryngeal nerves, radial nerves, and common peroneal nerves were susceptible to injury.

During the summer months and into September, the coastal cities of Virginia are susceptible to hurricanes.

In young children, teeth that have recently emerged have weak enamel and are highly susceptible to acid decay.

A major reason for this ban is the belief that kids of first cousins are tragically susceptible to serious congenital illnesses.

The eyes are the most susceptible to the extreme cold of the liquid and vapors of liquid oxygen.

Areas like trauma and wound care, which are less susceptible to macroeconomic conditions, are particularly appealing.

But a conflict that has lasted 100 years is not susceptible to easy solutions or glib judgments.

The team found that yeast cells lacking the gene for synthesising tryptophan were extremely susceptible to quinine poisoning.

The supplementary characters susceptible to this behavior are currently much rarer than the Unicode BMP characters.

I wouldn't recommended using this technique, however, as it susceptible to the impostor type bug (see Resources).

Groups of immune mechanisms are inadequate, the resistance is relatively low, extremely susceptible to ENT diseases.

It is probably not surprising that the group at the prime working age is most susceptible to economic variations, the authors wrote.

Chemical pulping sludge had good enzymability and fermentability, whereas deinking paper sludge was not susceptible to cellulase.

The solutions also apply to SOA infrastructures that are susceptible to forming such chains of synchronously interconnected components.

Unlike manufacturing jobs, natural resource industries aren't susceptible to offshoring when labour costs soar.

Web service abstraction layer, loose coupling, and XML based format are susceptible to performance constraints.

A. Most ears that are this chronically damaged are anatomically abnormal and are susceptible to recurrence.

This renders the economy susceptible to swings in markets, as the beating the lira has taken in recent weeks shows.

Some studies have proved that such a child susceptible to stuttering, such as nocturnal enuresis and stomach.

It's a rare person who has never had to deal with head lice with children being the most susceptible to infestations.

Despite more controlled buying from China, market observers still think the market is susceptible to supply-side volatility.

And some studies have shown how people who have bosses they've really hated over the years are more susceptible to heart attack and stroke.

Trainers and light slip-on shoes without good shock absorption add to the problem, leaving their feet susceptible to strain and injury.

The higher the strength of a steel is, the more susceptible to stress corrosion the steel is.

That made individual investors particularly susceptible to pitches from energy promoters.

Birds are more susceptible to the effects of pesticide residues and other contaminants in the environment than other animals.

Standard & Poor's, another rating agency, has said that many commercial mortgage-backed securities are highly susceptible to downgrades.

For the vulnerability of sensor node, makes the sensor networks are susceptible to masquerader attacks.

Those who are most susceptible to the disease have over-zealous repair mechanisms that replace too much liver with useless scar tissue.

In many cases, plants infected with nematodes are more susceptible to other pests and disease.

They were easily damaged and susceptible to a fungal growth.

Yet governments remain susceptible to the idea that such projects can help to diminish regional inequalities and promote growth.

Humans are extremely susceptible to plague and may BE infected either directly or indirectly.

At time 0, all patients are susceptible to the new disease, meaning that they've never had the disease and may, therefore, contract it.

It has good disease resistance, except for cool damp climates, where it is susceptible to powdery mildew.

The cartilage becomes more susceptible to breakdown and damage, which may result in the typical symptoms of osteoarthritis.

Although the passive UHF tags than low frequency labels are more susceptible to RF interference.

This time they averaged about 80% correct, the same as a control group that wasn't susceptible to post hypnotic amnesia.

For the via height changes, high aspect ratio via structures are more susceptible to SIV.

The human being is actually a good lie detector in itself, although we are also susceptible to having the wool pulled over our eyes.

Bearings with logarithmic profiles are less susceptible to shaft deflection and misalignment.

Beijing is not susceptible to bilateral pressure on its exchange rate.

"People who eat diets high in saturated fat are more susceptible to cognitive deficits, " said Gibson.

But their diplomats concede that Iran is most susceptible to unified international pressure, including by China.

Suppliers are responsible for discussing why their design will not or will be susceptible to the same failure.

It also argues that context is a social construct: it has a 'social life', and this life is susceptible to anthropological analysis.

Scientists speculate that part of the reason so many of us are susceptible to layering on fat is due to the "thrifty gene. "

Women athletes watching their waistlines could be more susceptible to leg pain and stress fractures , according to a small study .

Shielding is required because high impedance circuitry is susceptible to pickup of spurious radiated noise.

However, this also makes tumor cells more susceptible to viruses, which replicate inside the infected cell until it bursts.

The H5N1 virus is expected to be susceptible to the neuraminidase inhibitors.

Several species of mammals and birds are susceptible to the disease in nature or through experimental exposure.

Third, lower heights generate lower impedances, which are less susceptible to capacitive loading.

One such active pharmaceutical ingredient susceptible to tackiness is ibuprofen.

The superficial survey of superfluous subsidies is susceptible to suspicion and suspension.

We're susceptible to committing errors, and when we do, we take responsibility for everything that comes with it.

An environmental medical expert for WHO, Jenny Pronczuk, says children become susceptible to environmental hazards from conception.

Small children are particularly susceptible to the cycle of infections and malnutrition.

In susceptibility, low-aged chicken is much more susceptible to IB, but children are less susceptible to SARS.

No matter what our skin color, we're all potentially susceptible to sunburn and the other detrimental effects of exposure to UV radiation.

Communication over such networks is susceptible to being read or even modified by unauthorized third parties.

Consumer groups have warned that children may be more susceptible to radiofrequency heating effects than adults.

Electrical equipment for use in potentially explosive atmospheres in mines susceptible to.

Bush upright, twiggy, roots particularly susceptible to Armillaria.