1. the quality or state of being able to be induced, caused, or brought about
Usage: technical; often used in scientific contexts

Examples

• The inducibility of the enzyme depends on the presence of specific substrates.
• Researchers studied the inducibility of stress responses in different cell types.
• The drug’s effectiveness relies on the tumor’s inducibility to apoptosis.
• Scientists measured the inducibility of gene expression under various conditions.
• The inducibility of the immune response varies among individuals.
• Temperature affects the inducibility of certain metabolic pathways.