Sentence examples for is actually prone from inspiring English sources

This statement, however, does not mean that hypertension during pregnancy is irrelevant to understanding the origin of SGA, but rather that we need to determine who among hypertensive mothers is actually prone to deliver an SGA baby.

The piriformis rarely gets stretched so it is actually more prone to injuries than other muscles.

Always use a sharp knife as a dull one is actually more prone to slipping.

Some 68% of India, according to the Indian Space Research Organisation, is prone to droughts in varying degrees - a third of this area is actually "chronically drought prone".

This is particularly important because it seems plausible that during the early stages of de novo assembly the process is actually very error-prone and that over time 9-fold symmetric centrioles persist because they are more stable (and perhaps cells with 9-fold symmetric centrioles are more viable).

Cheerleading is actually the most injury-prone sport for women.

British senior managers are actually more prone to narcissism (me-me-me grandiosity) than patients in mental hospitals.

They were actually more prone to currency and twin crises than the emerging countries.

In fact, especially at larger spatial scales, there is increasing evidence that highly diverse habitats are actually more prone to non-native species establishment (e.g. [43 45].

And even fewer investigations: Research shows that female executives are actually less prone to tax evasion and fraud than their male counterparts.

Interestingly enough, however, the legislators themselves haven't really tried to make that argument, and when they have, they've largely turned to anecdotal evidence and hearsay in the absence of concrete studies that suggest people on public assistance are actually more prone to drug abuse.