Translation of "Krankheitsanfälligkeit" in English

Do some people have an increased susceptibility to disease?

Spelt is also known for its robustness, hardiness in winter and low susceptibility to disease.

So how do social roles and networks affect proneness to disease?

The information boards tell visitors about the origin, the growing conditions, winter frost resistance, susceptibility to disease, yield and taste of each variety of grape.

This is caused by its high biomass yield, its low susceptibility for diseases and the broad variety for its agricultural usage.

This can result in improved mood, greater energy, reduced incidence of chronic disease, and increased longevity.

Decreased efficiency over intensified disease susceptibility up to chronic illnesses and death are possible consequences.

Paragraph C: '... mortality and morbidity levels in cloned animals are higher than in sexually produced animals and late pregnancy losses and disorders are likely to affect the welfare of surrogate mothers'.

Transport, especially transport over long distances with a lack of space, produces stress, and stress means more susceptibility to disease.

There are indications that mortality and morbidity rates in clones after birth are higher than in sexually-reproduced animals.

Computer simulation using patient specific data and building on systems medicine approaches and physiological modelling can be used to predict susceptibility to disease, disease evolution and the likely success of medical treatments.

It should contribute towards the attainment of a high level of physical and mental health and greater equality in health matters throughout the Community by directing actions towards improving public health, preventing human diseases and disorders, and obviating sources of danger to health with a view to combating morbidity and premature mortality.

Computer simulation-based medical systems using patient-specific data and building on systems medicine approaches and physiological modelling can be used to predict susceptibility to disease, disease evolution and the likely success of medical treatments.

Free fish may also come to the warmer water within the warm water shield A, which is open towards the bottom, and may stay within the shield A but outside of the netted enclosure U in the area of optimum warmth, whereby an improved efficiency of growth increase as well as a decrease in the susceptibility to diseases can be achieved.

It seems, however, that everyone's secret horror of his or her own susceptibility to an illness, if not the remnants of damages caused by violence through the extension and intensification of illness itself, meanwhile have increased to such an extent that this feudal atavism, if things are summed up, has rather gained in reputation, and that merely thanks to illness.

This is shown, among others, by an increased susceptibility to diseases, a lack of taste or a reduced vitamin and nutrient content in modern varieties.

In the following protocol, we describe an optimized syringe infiltration assay with Psm ES4326 to screen Arabidopsis mutants for enhanced disease susceptibility (EDS).

In order to reduce mortality and morbidity, an offensive was launched in the UK in 2010 to determine how to improve both survival and functional outcome in these patients.

Deficiencies may lead to growth problems, increased disease sensitivity, such as a deformed spine and skin infections by parasites or fungi.

It has passed, in any case, in numerous of the collectively written texts and by consequence it was for orthodox Leftists a red rag, and only by this issue they could be lured and enticed on the devious path of emotion, committed discussion, and de-compensation while having a hunch for being prone to illness they themselves.

Such a use, in particular, ensures the inhibition of the action of pathogenic germs, namely E. coli, and, by the extremely rapid lowering of the pH in the digestive tract, to deteriorate the living conditions for pathogenic germs as such to such a degree that even the growth of any other harmful germs will be strongly impaired or inhibited so as to markedly reduce the susceptibility to diseases of mammals and/or farm birds supplied therewith.