The phrase "are highly subject" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is very likely to be affected by certain conditions or factors.
Example: "The results of the experiment are highly subject to external variables, which may influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "are very susceptible" or "are greatly influenced".
The dark underbelly, however, is that much of the content we consume through these networks are highly subject to illusion.
Published data regarding the applicability of CR are limited to institutional series and are highly subject to operator experience [8].
Apple's system differs from basic wind-power generators that are highly subject to variances in wind power, as well as systems that use batteries to store energy made through rotational energy for later use when wind isn't actively making that much power.
Conversely, one may be undominated by anyone else, yet lack (for various reasons) many of the different valuable options that might be available to some who are highly subject to the power of others (e.g., adolescent children of wealthy parents, or prisoners in minimum-security facilities).
When they are implemented as an emergency measure they are highly subject to the politics of the day and not the politics of tomorrow.
But other people not only lack the knowledge of, for instance, the stain that you have, but they are the center of their own universes too, and in turn, are focused on other things". Our choices are highly subject to a number of biases.
Cocoa powders are highly subjected to caking, a phenomenon of solid particles agglomeration that impairs powder functionalities such as rehydration and flowing properties.
Electroencephalogram (EEG) signals are highly subject-specific and vary considerably even between recording sessions of the same user within the same experimental paradigm.
The plasticity of these secondary RNA structures is essential to constitute snoRNP complexes, but secondary RNA structures are highly subjected to malfunction due to low temperatures.
are highly subjected to the physiological disorder [ 2, 3, 8], although some cultivars exhibit reduced woolliness incidence by exogenous GA application previous to pit hardening [ 5, 6].
The loess is highly subject to erosion because of sparse vegetation, heavy precipitation in summer, and gullying.
