The Island's black residents are especially subject to institutional racism, particularly when it comes to housing, Mr. Powell's group said.
Those with sensitive skin are especially subject to eczemas and abscesses, which may result from neglect or contamination.
"Few of my queer friends," Price writes late in "Ardent Spirits," "have had the luck to form long-term partnerships; and those who've done so have developed the kinds of relations that are hardly promising as fictional subjects, probably because those relations have not seemed especially subject to the vagaries of chance.
The imperfection of women is fundamentally that they are especially subject to passion (8).
Studies of early survival after trauma are especially subject to bias because the 'left truncation' of injured persons who die before intervention is possible.
In safety research, crash involvement and driving exposure are variables that are commonly derived from SR. SR crashes are especially subject to memory failure, since participants are commonly asked to recall crashes they experienced over a period of several years.
"The technology sector is especially subject to inflationary trends and a cheap dollar because many of the parts that go into tech products are imported from abroad," commented Arthur Hogan of Jefferies & Co.
Newer methods to examine complex relationships between therapies, risk factors and outcomes need to be applied, particularly in the setting of non-randomized comparisons, which are especially subject to error and bias.
In order to introduce the so-called fluid structure interaction (FSI) in the field of plant engineering and industrial furnace engineering, a radiant heating tube was selected for calculations concerning temperature and stress distribution, since radiant heating tubes are especially subject to considerable thermal and mechanical loading.
The ATPs were especially subject to prosthesis dislocation.
Microarray studies are especially subject to such mechanisms and known to yield "noise discovery" [ 3].
