However, since this technique is based on the introduction of beads inside the sample by using a microinjection needle or negative pressure protocols [ 22], it is prone to cause sample damage, limiting its potential for in vivo imaging studies.
It's just weird seeing perfectly good textures one minute, then the next you're like, "Whoa, what happened here?" Also for PC Crysis 2 players is this handy application that does, in fact, let you edit some of the game's graphics settings, but I've read here and there that it's prone to causing glitches every so often.
A teacher would pass on knowledge to students by giving lectures, and this type of one-way teaching method is prone to cause poor learning achievement.
In rain-fed rice fields, inadequate water management is prone to cause flooding and drought.
In addition, respiration is prone to cause rapid fruit senescence and decline in quality during storage [2, 5].
Making software is prone to cause errors and purchasing commercial software is likely to be non-attractive from a cost perspective.
HCV is prone to cause persistent infection and result in HCV related cirrhosis.
Second, the need to immediately give motor responses to perceived onset and offset of piloerection is prone to cause unwanted physiological responses.
Traditionally, percutaneous stone extraction has relied on the use of 2-prong and 3-prong graspers, which are prone to causing trauma to the urothelium.
Other experiments with iPS cells have suggested that they might be prone to causing cancer, but none of the treated mice showed any signs of tumors after 12 weeks.
Broadly expressed minor H antigens are prone to causing GvHD.
