Sentence examples for chance prone from inspiring English sources
Note that EFPs having 3 5 reactions are just by chance prone to show enzyme localization in the first and last reaction and hence the p-values were not significant (see Additional file 3: Table S2).
People living in hazard prone areas can use hazards and disasters as a chance and motivation to find better livelihoods.
It is the sort of slide that makes a person less likely to take a chance and more prone to cling to the familiar.
Color is looking to add a new test to its line of genetic testing, this time focusing on hereditary factors that may affect a person's chance for being prone to cardiovascular complications like arrhythmia and cardiomyopathy.
As Mr. Gingrich said, "The presidency is the least mathematical and the most prone to chance of all the major offices".
The long follow-up period resulted in a large number of cases, and gave us more stable risk estimates and results that are less prone to chance.
Our findings of significance were also reflected in the meta-analysis, even across different subgroups, which are less prone to chance results, indicating the robustness of our findings.
The long follow-up period resulting in a large number of cases, gives us more stable risk estimates and results that are less prone to chance.
This gives us more unstable estimates, results that are more prone to chance and we are unable to stratify the analyses in detail according to different measures of smoking exposure.
However, this result should be interpreted with caution because subgroup analyses are prone to chance findings due to multiple testing, or alternatively "regression to the mean" may have occurred.
No statistically significant differences were observed (P > 0.05 for all comparisons) between the acute and chronic forms of CSC; however, this observation needs to be confirmed in larger cohorts since separation by the form of the disease rendered some subgroups very small for enough statistical power and thereby prone to chance findings.
