what does" susceptibility " mean?
961834
1 If you have a susceptibility to something, you are likely to be affected by it. Example - Scientists have long ago discovered the gene that controls susceptibility to nicotine addiction. Some people have a great susceptibility to advertising. \n\n2 Susceptibilities are feelings you have which are especially likely to be hurt.  Synonym - sensibilities  Example - Some writers delight in trying to hurt/offend/upset their readers' susceptibilities. He decided to spare no susceptibilities.
929935
variations matter greatly in interpreting data.  Something might seem like it is returning significantly different results than the control but stat evaluation may show that the variations are minimal at best
171108
If you are asking about the meaning of this word then it usually means that one is dizzy with the excitement of the situation or depending on how it's used it can mean basically that "stuff is going down" around you and it's getting to you, maybe good, maybe bad. Also I don't think this word is "sissified" or arcane it is very disciptive. I know many writers that use it often, because it is a short and easily understood word that gets the point across.
745617
A result of a poor understanding of the English language. Someone hears one example and 'thinks' they understand it, only to misuse it later on. The closer those nuances are between them, the more the misuse is propagated.
522796
a) Sensitivity = P(Test + | Has disease), so out of the people who have the disease, 93.4% would test positive for it.\n\nSpecificity = P(Test - | Doesn't have disease), so out of the people who don't have the disease, 98.6% would test negative for it.\n\nb) This is again a Bayes' Rule problem\nP(T+|D) = 0.934\nP(T-|ND) = 0.968\nP(D) = 0.002\n\nP(D|T+) = P(D)P(T+|D)/(P(D)P(T+|D) + P(ND)P(T-|ND))\n= (0.002)(0.934)/(0.002(0.934) + 0.998(0.968))
275373
MH agar is more stabilized/buffered media so that byproducts of bacteria can not change pH and hence efficacy of antibiotics tested. \nMH is not the only media to test susceptibility, some organisms need more nutrients and Blood Agar is used to test susceptibility.
881123
I thought it meant how severe something was but I am not finding anything to back me up on that. I think, from looking on the internet, people use it for the word gravity. No other definition for any such word - just suggestions to the other forms that relate to gravity.
669000
tendency..\nlike ten - dency?
476471
It probably means change in pressure.  It is possible that they are refering to change in power though.  I would need the equation to be certain.
980534
problem-what your trying to figure out.\nHypothesis- what your prediction is.\nconclusion- the result of your experiment.\n\nA 2nd grader can do this, its not brain surgery.
782924
genetic predisposition
942658
If by "resistant" you mean "unaffected", you are correct.  You can multiply the highest number in a list of data by a million and it would have no effect on the median but the mean would shoot way up, and not represent the numbers very well.
350014
It depends how weak and susceptible you are to suggestion.
1004122
These are as follows:\n\n1. variable: means subject to vary or change; variant is a noun, which means alternative; variate is used as verb denoting change.\n\n2. Invariable is constant or inflexible, while invariant is not a recognized word bu some people use that in the same sense as unchangeable.\n\n3. variably means unpredictably which may have the scope of change, while invariably means consistantly without any scope of change or alteration.\n\n4. invariant in sot a recognized word but some persons use it for the meaning of non-changeability , constant means stable or invariable.
1012454
prognosis -- means progress. when you say "poor prognosis" it means the patient is not progressing very well because of the pneumonia. it means his/her health is improving very slowly, or not at all.\n\nis that what you wanted to know?
1027295
potent means strong.\nhow potent a mans sperm is or how fertile a woman is.
881763
A rather black & white kind of assertion.\nEvery choice one makes involves a level of chance due to variables seen and unseen. Here's a succinct and pithy example:\nYou're in a canoe going down the rapids. You place your paddle in the water (cause) and that forces you to change direction (effect). There's a huge boulder in the middle of the stream. If the water current increases, or, you underestimate your speed, there's a chance you may run into it. \nAll three work together with one's will to affect outcome.