Sentence examples similar to distinctly prone from inspiring English sources
In addition, ON knockout mice are distinctly more prone to enhanced growth of pancreatic tumours following both subcutaneous and orthotopic tumour cell implantation.
Their work in the first period was distinctly mistake-prone and undisciplined.
Even globalisation's defenders admit that the process can be a cruel one, and many global institutions are distinctly accident-prone.
Diabetes-prone rodents also have a distinctly different gut microbiome compared with healthy rodents.
It was, he says, a "harsh" process, but the resulting sound could only ever be Roots Manuva – dank and claustrophobic in places, prone to flights of fancy, worldly yet distinctly British.
Also within flood-prone habitats, different types and frequencies of flooding may impose distinctly different selection pressures on plants (Voesenek et al. 2004; Chen et al. 2011).
About 40,000 of them -- the accident prone, the overly anxious and the grievously injured -- end up at a distinctly unglamorous medical clinic tucked beside a roaring tarmac near Terminal B. Kennedy Medical Offices, like the airport, never closes.
For one, the affect of self-esteem allows us to conceive our power more distinctly, adequately and actively insofar as we imagine other people more disdainfully; thus, we are naturally prone to hatred and envy.
In addition, RXRα-PPARα distinctly binds to the genes that are involved in fatty acid metabolic processes, and RXRα-LXR is more prone to bind to the genes that participate in steroid metabolic process.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
