Thompson notes that MySpace pages are particular prone to such exploits because their complexity can lead to user confusion.
Sites of attachment of muscles onto the bones are particular prone to remodelling of compact bone tissue.
This advantage is particular important in diabetic populations, who are particular prone to the development of VC.
Common fragile sites represent chromosome structures that are particular prone to breakage under replication stress and the genomic instability can give rise to deletions, translocations and amplifications (Hormozian et al. 2007).
For a more robust sugar fermentation, co-consumption of d-glucose and d-xylose is desired as d-xylose fermentation is in particular prone to inhibition by compounds present in pretreated lignocellulosic feedstocks.
Human female meiosis, in particular, is inherently prone to errors, as evidenced by the high incidence and complexity of aneuploidies in stillbirths and spontaneous abortions (Hassold and Hunt 2001).
The area of Armenia, in particular, is prone to natural disasters including earthquakes, floods, landslides, mudflows, as well as avalanches.
Due to its musculomembraneous structure without osseous or cartilaginous support, the pharynx in particular is prone to changes in pressure and airflow during exercise [ 3].
Although skinfold thickness in particular is prone to observer bias, efforts were made to limit observer bias and its effects by observer training and review and by study-design features (ensuring that each observer measured approximately equal proportions of children of each ethnic group and sex).
Dag, in particular, prone to misdirected acts of vandalism and unrequited love, is a touchingly sad figure.
