Sentence examples for being less prone from inspiring English sources

In mice, the situation was reversed, with the colon undergoing fewer stem cell divisions and being less prone to cancer than the small intestine.

High density polyethylene (HDPE) has replaced glass for milk bottles because it is much tougher and lighter than glass, which radically cuts the energy costs of transportation, while also being less prone to breakage.

Rust, Mozilla says, "is an attempt to create a modern language that can replace C++ for many uses while being less prone to the types of errors that lead to crashes and security vulnerabilities".

Not relying heavily on manual annotation also has the advantage of the method being less prone to human error and disagreement, as one may consider a spam email as good email and vice versa.

The solution to the problem of opportunism that arises is to assign the right to adjust contracts to a higher level, negotiators at this level being less prone to opportunism.

Higher tree loss density occurred at lower slopes, the areas initially occupied by high or medium-density shrubs being less prone to undergo tree loss than those that appeared in 1956 like ploughed lands, grasslands or low-density shrubs.

The fever remained, but I was less prone to chills.

They were less prone to tipping forward than quad skates.

Women are less prone to entitlement humor than men.

The system may be less prone to abuse.

He'd be less prone to assault them with demands, to ask them for everything.