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61. This use of probability information is susceptible to the problems of using statistical information outlined earlier and described by Sayre.

62. Also, this form of poverty control and management is most susceptible to applications intended to pacify potentially disorderly groups.

63. It is particularly susceptible to external control leading to dependence rather than internal growth.

64. Patients with impaired glomerular filtration rate are particularly susceptible to hypermagnesemia when given a magnesium load.

65. And births to very young and to older women are more susceptible than others to these maladies.

66. They have done so by fixing arbitrary standards of monetary compensation which ... are not susceptible of analysis.

67. Well-intentioned white allies of black political groups are even more susceptible to this mistake than most black leaders.

68. The medical establishment is susceptible to the same prejudices of general society.

69. Are Charles and I really so susceptible to propriety, to the conventional?

70. Susceptible people experience flushing and feel unwell when they eat foods containing these compounds.

71. Ulcers tend to run in families, and genetic factors may make some people more susceptible to aggressive factors than others.

72. It is therefore highly important to establish that the machine-readable product of Step 1 will be susceptible of all the necessary manipulation.

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74. Several of these additives contain dire warnings of quite nasty effects, particularly upon certain groups of susceptible persons.

75. Their life expectancy may be less than the national average, and they may be more susceptible to illness and disease.

76. Younger people are less susceptible to these prejudices and it is in the field of education that most can be achieved.

77. She ought to be a little less susceptible to this man who was causing her brother so many problems.

78. Synapses are susceptible to fatigue, oxygen deficiency, and agents such as anesthetics.

79. Myth is more important than reality in selling places; economic decision-makers are no more or less susceptible than anyone else.

80. Then the cells were exposed to cytomegalovirus, to which the muscle cells are particularly susceptible.

81. This means that 69 percent are not susceptible to medical intervention at least for the present.

82. Goats are highly susceptible to Haemonchus contortus particularly when they are precluded from browsing and derive all their food intake from pasture.

83. Should I stay out of the sun? Fair skin has little natural protection and is particularly susceptible to damage.

84. My niece is only little, but already she is susceptible to it,[sentencedict.com] wearing T-shirts and baseball caps.

85. Middle-aged, semi-retired businessmen in provinces such as Manchester or Leicester seemed particularly susceptible to this.

86. Thus, females tend to be more susceptible to the pressures of the market and the forces of consumerism than males.

87. Though this stance protects the groin, it leaves the front foot susceptible to a front sweep.

88. Even with subcultures, it is characteristically the females who are the most susceptible to fashion and cosmetic selling.

89. Compared to stand-alone systems, network servers are much more susceptible to attacks where legitimate users are impersonated.

90. Those Victorian forces had apparently enrolled too many inadequate individuals, susceptible to the kaleidoscopic temptations of street life.