Sentence examples for a more liable from inspiring English sources

Also, considering the character of chromosome X, a specified permutation that can discriminate autosome and chromosome X was performed to derive a more liable threshold [50].

The highest clinical scores were obtained for the meshes implanted between the urinary bladder and the vagina (anterior site), which has been also proven to be a location more liable to complications in women [ 12].

"For me the more interesting question is whether a machine is more liable than a drunk driver.

Countries that decide a machine is more liable will slow the development of this technology," he added.

Like Giffard, La Motte also connected 'rupture' or hernia with fat women, reflecting on two cases discussed in chapter six, ' Of delivering women with hernia's [ sic]', that 'Both these ladies were very fat, as is usually the case with those that are troubled with this disorder, the peritoneum in them being of a more lax contexture and consequently more liable to a dilattion'.

A black man with a concealed weapon should be no more liable to be killed than a white man with one.

The electrochemical results indicate that a more porous sample is more liable to corrosion attack than a less porous one.

On the other hand, a packet with a high modulation level is more liable to error but carries more information per symbol.

This could mean that in the absence of a prompt response to a high HbA1c, clinicians are more liable to take action in patients they see more frequently.

Speaking of film, perhaps a video sharing section could make the competition even more intense (and more liable from a legal standpoint).

The emulsion polymerization of vinyl acetate follows a different mechanism, which renders the process more liable to instabilities when carried out in a continuous flow reactor.