Sentence examples for are consequently prone from inspiring English sources

Methods based on arterial waveform analysis are consequently prone to error in reflecting abrupt changes in CO, without an implemented algorithm to detect and correct for changes in vascular impedance as induced by IAH.

They have the most obdurate defence in the world and if they have ceased to be as spontaneous in attack as they used to be in the days of David Campese on the wing, then they are consequently less prone to error.

Women chronically underinvest in their retirement, and are consequently more prone to old-age poverty than men.

Beta-actin controls are consequently less prone to saturation than GADPH controls.

Selenols (RSeH; analogous to thiols) are prone to rapid oxidation to the oxidized, diselenide forms (RSeSeR; analogous to disulfides), and are consequently commonly synthesized in the diselenide form.

Figs are consequently full of wasp eggs.

Insights, when they come, are consequently temporary.

They are, consequently, an ongoing security concern.

Their theories are consequently incomplete.

Notably, the miR-103/107 family is located to chromosomal loci prone to deletions or amplifications, and miR-103/107 is consequently reported to be deregulated in various diseases (Finnerty et al, 2010).

Many were consequently struggling financially.