Sentence examples for considered more prone from inspiring English sources
Caesarean births are generally considered more prone to complications than natural births, so most hospitals at least pay lip service to their devotion to reducing them.
Few places in Gaza are considered more prone to Palestinian attacks than the road south from Erez, the Israeli crossing point where the Americans, minutes earlier, had lingered with other travelers in an air-conditioned building while their passports and other documents were checked.
Torripsamments which is clay rich soil type found in majority of the region is not susceptible for seismic activity and the contribution of it in any liquefaction study is nil while Torrifluvents are considered more prone to any seismic activity.
Several studies show that women reporting lifetime abuse, recent intimate partner abuse, or child abuse are considered more prone to develop PPD than their counterparts [ 10, 13– 16].
While combat sports involve two combatants fighting under distinct rules of engagement, due to the nature of striking, throwing or immobilizing an adversary, combat sports are generally considered more dangerous and injury prone compared to other athletic activities (Binner 2014; Lystad et al. 2014).
Lipid enriched non-calcified lesions are considered more instable and rupture prone than calcified lesions.
In particular, the level of soluble Aβx-42, which is considered more toxic and aggregation prone than Aβx-40, was 22.5-fold higher in APP/E4 mice than in APP/E2 mice.
Such phylogeny-based method is considered more accurate than standard BBH strategies, since less prone to false positive ortholog linkages [39], [40].
The filtered vent proposal, by far the most expensive, would be required only on boiling water reactors like Nine Mile Point, which are considered much more prone to leaking during an accident because they have unusually small primary containment chambers and pressure can build quickly.
For instance, it is troubling that de Jong et al. have not shown any benefit of BMSC on MRI-derived cardiac function parameters at odds with other studies using mainly echocardiographic data, which are considered much more prone to observer bias.
