Sentence examples for are particularly prone to changes from inspiring English sources
There is evidence that REs are particularly prone to changes in DNA methylation with exposure to environmental toxins.
Scientists' ideas about humanity's past are particularly prone to change, sometimes coming full circle.
Being highly homologous and repetitive, TAGs are particularly prone to change either through unequal crossover or gene conversion.
Furthermore, our data nicely illustrate that evolutionary changes that drive species-specific patterns of gene expression in the developing brain are not a feature unique to the humans; the same sets of genes involved in brain patterning may be particularly prone to changes in transcriptional regulation in many mammal species.
Strikingly, while some of these sequences were accelerated in the human lineage only, many others were accelerated in chimpanzee and/or mouse lineages, indicating that genes important for cortical development may be particularly prone to changes in transcriptional regulation across mammals.
The link between disomy at chr 13 and melanin formation was discovered in strain CBS7779 during a survey of genome variation in serotype A strains, and it is possible that strain CBS7779 is particularly prone to changes in chromosome copy number.
In particular, hydrophilic polymer networks have attained new importance in this field, as they are particularly prone to molecular or structural changes.
Cities are particularly prone to the effects of climate change.
We verified this assumption in very old individuals, which are particularly prone to both zinc deficiency and structural and functional changes in the arterial wall.
In addition to the usual threats to the validity of interventions to change health care, infection control interventions are particularly prone to regression to the mean (11 ).
