1. Aquarians may be susceptible to shin splints , muscle spasms , and ankle problems .

2. Sir, a closed network like that might be susceptible to very high frequency.

3. Perrow identifies three conditions that make a system likely to be susceptible to Normal Accidents.

4. As a large breed, the Perro de Presa Canario can be susceptible to hip dysplasia.

5. Humans can be susceptible to the influence of powerful individuals or authorities, but not so with Jehovah.

6. Gorillas, for instance, are known to be susceptible to infection by contact with items used by humans.

7. 16 Other plants such as maize may be susceptible to chilling stress because they have an inadequate antioxidant defences.

8. While the wiring in newer aircraft is shielded from mobile-phone signals, some aircraft still in service are said to be susceptible to interference.

9. Harbour porpoises are known to be susceptible to disturbance by vessel traffic and loud underwater sound sources, such as acoustic harassment devices associated with aquaculture operations.

10. Bacitracin is an antibiotic used intramuscularly (IM) for the treatment of infants with pneumonia and empyema caused by staphylococci shown to be susceptible to the drug.

11. 19 According to Singer, what the pilot did is explained by the structure of his brain and its inherent weakness, if you see it as a weakness to be susceptible to hypnotism.

12. When the player supports a musical instrument over long periods of times, the tendon between his thumb and wrist will be susceptible to tenosynovitis and the edge of his thumb will grow a callus.

13. To be susceptible to a debris torrent, a creek must have a drainage area within a critical range, a profile that is sufficiently steep, an accumulation of debris, and some form of triggering mechanism.

14. Ampicillin is a penicillin antibiotic used for meningitis, renal system infections, bladder infections, endocarditis, intestinal infections, uncomplicated gonorrhea, belly infections and middle ear infections, as long as those were induced by sort of germs expected to be susceptible to the results of the medicine.

15. With the looming election, mail-in Balloting has sparked an animated debate; advocates say that it would limit the spread of coronavirus in polling places during the time of COVID-19, while opponents say voting by mail could be susceptible to fraud and skew the vote toward Democrats.