"Legacy database technologies are prone to latency, require complex and expensive architectures, and rely on slow disk-based technology.
However, the strong ill-posedness of the problem coupled with the limited amount of available data means that the reconstructed solutions are prone to artefacts and require substantial regularisation.
Coarse vertical discretizations of unsaturated groundwater systems are prone to numerical difficulties requiring, in some cases, the linearization of the van Genuchten or Brooks Corey equations.
The latter are more susceptible to differentiation blocking by ALL-1 fusion proteins, or are prone to secondary mutations required for full malignant transformation.
Others are hard keepers (poor doers), meaning that they are prone to be thin and require considerably more food to maintain a healthy weight.
Patients with severe COPD are prone to frequent acute exacerbations requiring antimicrobial therapy [ 24].
This confirms the understanding that early phase uptake reflects primarily active disorders like active inflammation, osteoarthritis or traumatic lesions which are prone to be symptomatic and often require therapy.
Fluorescent dyes are prone to photobleaching, and fluorescence measurements require continuous excitation, which increases the cost and complexity of the readout device.
However despite their simplicity, they are prone to PCR inhibitors, some tests require post amplification procedures that increases the turn-around time and some are limited by the DNA quantities in the starting material [ 9, 10].
Incandescent lights require greater power, are prone to breaking, the bulbs need replacing often and can be dangerous due to quick over-heating on board a boat if accidentally left on.
