Things happen to the incident-prone Hamilton.
However, in Turkish adults with a similar prevalence of MetS, women with normal glucose metabolism were more prone to incident dibetes than men [ 36].
Petrochemical units are potentially prone to incidents that have catastrophic consequences such as explosion, leakage of toxic materials, and the stoppage of the production process.
Staplers also were mentioned by both clinicians and nurses as prone to incidents during a clinical procedure.
Since a transfer is a continuation of a patient's treatment and since it is also a situation prone to incidents, it is of the utmost importance to document the transfer process.
Whereas teenagers and adults offered reports of the incident, child callers were more prone to request dispatch of specific assistance units.
I believe that any company that fails to embrace a leadership culture, with a definitive mandate on what defines leadership for each and every employee, will be more prone to an incident of workplace violence.
After the post-9/11 incident, in which the (exaggeration-prone) News of the World reported that Terry and two teammates had sneered at and verbally abused distraught American tourists, the three players were fined two weeks wages each.
As described above, oral collection of location and other incident data is time consuming, error prone and sometimes even impossible.
Video of the incident shows Garner, lying in a prone position on the sidewalk as the cops forcibly handcuff him, protesting, "I can't breathe.
All of these transcription-associated incidents make the transcribed DNA regions prone to mutagenic changes introduced through various mechanisms that have been described in previous sections of this review.
