Thus, it is expected that humic acid-poor riverine particles (e.g., Mississippi River, and Atchafalaya River, to a lesser degree) may be prone to rapid flocculation and settling in the immediate vicinity of the river mouths when mixed with biopolymer-rich coastal waters.
And any slope steeper than 30 degrees is double prone to slide, they say.
As I stroll into Zürich's Arboretum Enge park, overlooked by the magisterial historic headquarters of some of the banks that have helped make this little city one of the world's wealthiest, a 360-degree panorama of prone, lotioned, swimwear-clad flesh wraps around me.
The HRT-program included bilateral and unilateral exercises, that is, leg press (from 90 to 0 degrees in knee), knee flexion in the prone position (0 90 degrees), and seated knee extension (90 0 degrees).
Those products with a higher degree of polarity are prone to poor chromatographic behavior, resulting in biased data favoring less polar analytes [6, 13, 15, 16].
Patients with a high degree of slip are prone to develop clinically significant LLD.
The LRT-program included leg press (from 90 to 0 degrees in knee), knee flexion in the prone position (0 90 degrees), and heel raises in the standing position (weight west) with loading increased by lifting loads to failure from 30too 20 RM (Table 1) and a 1-minute rest period between the sets.
Therefore any technique prone to degrees of measurement error can produce ambiguous results that may lead to spurious associations with complex disease.
More bizarrely still, in the early 80s, when South African-born commune member Jenny Simanowitz, joined, Muhl had gone through one of those 180 degree ethical turns ideologues are prone to.
He clearly wanted a protégé, and with a strong molecular biology undergraduate degree, I was vulnerable and prone to being influenced.
