2. Reliable shake-reduction system for sharp, blur-free images The X70 incorporates image-sensor-shift-type SR (Shake Reduction) system to assure sharply focused, blur-free images even under demanding photographic conditions prone to camera shake, such as when using a telephoto lens or when shooting a sunset or indoor scene using only incident light.
Studies including tobacco user khat users for specific population, for example, with mental health conditions (prone to confounding).
Additional guidelines advise administering anti-D Ig in conditions prone to FMH, such as miscarriage, termination of pregnancy, invasive prenatal diagnostic procedures, external version, caesarean section.
Most assays examining the metabolic activities of airborne microbes were conducted under laboratory conditions, prone to bias as the exact atmosphere environment is not replicated.
People with the condition are prone to sudden, uncontrollable attacks of intense sleepiness.
However, Fig. 3a shows that such a condition is prone to produce the broken nanograting lines; the increase either in airbrushing time (Fig. 3b) or SSQ concentration (Fig. 3c) restores the results of continuous nanograting patterns.
Patients with this condition are prone to all the complications and morbidity seen in lymphedema.
This type of analysis is not very meaningful as it presents n=1 for each condition, is prone to bias (how was each particular section chosen?) and does not provide statistical data over many randomly chosen areas.
But forage fish populations are strongly influenced by ocean conditions and prone to boom and bust cycles.
But even Australia, with a batting line-up far less accustomed to English conditions and prone to calamitous collapse, have rumbled along at an average of 3.3 runs an over.
