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member of a po****tion who is at risk of
becoming infected by a disease.
Susceptibles have been
exposed to
neither the wild
strain of the
disease nor a vaccination...
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function to
incoming electromagnetic interference In epidemiology, a
susceptible individual is a
member of a po****tion who is at risk of
becoming infected...
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an
autoimmune disease resulting in
damage to myelin – the
insulating covers of
nerve cells – in the
brain and
spinal cord. As...
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Strains unable to
resist these antibiotics are
classified as methicillin-
susceptible S. aureus, or MSSA. MRSA
infection is
common in hospitals, prisons, and...
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infections are reported, and it is
often difficult to know how many
susceptibles were exposed. However, λ {\displaystyle \lambda } can be
calculated for...
- the type of
disease that is
being considered plays a
large role in
susceptiblity.
Genetic predisposition can also be
impacted by one’s gender, as ****...
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particular medications used
during general anesthesia,
among those who are
susceptible.
Symptoms include muscle rigidity, fever, and a fast
heart rate. Complications...
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notamment dans les cas d'Alstom, d'Alcatel et de STX,
ainsi que les
moyens susceptibles de protéger nos
fleurons industriels nationaux dans un
contexte commercial...
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outbreaks due to the
variation in
number of
susceptibles (S(t)) over time.
During an epidemic, the
number of
susceptible individuals falls rapidly as more of...
- viruses, and
infectious virus particles (virions)
attach to and
enter susceptible cells.
Examples include the
common cold, gastroenteritis, COVID-19, the...
