Sentence examples for made them prone from inspiring English sources

These modules were relatively complex, difficult to seal, and high pressure drops made them prone to leaks.

It was the same factors that made them evolve rapidly, however, that made them prone to extinction.

The reprogrammed cells, known as induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, retained copies of the inserted genes, which made them prone to forming tumors and could potentially muck up experimental results.

The authors do not consider the possibility that the incumbent firms had a particular way of managing inward-looking hierarchical bureaucracy—that managing inward-looking at innovation.

Members of each subfamily showed an increase in body mass with time, and some exhibited specialised hypercarnivorous diets that made them prone to extinction.

Many countries are commodity exporters and their high financial integration has historically made them prone to the global boom and bust cycles.

This makes them prone to increased heat and smog formation.

However, the specificity of the nodes deployed in these networks makes them prone to failures.

That makes them prone to fatigue, but is useful for delivering short bursts of power.

They can also become congested, which makes them prone to pneumonia, and develop intestinal troubles.

As men age, he said, they lose posterior muscle, which makes them prone to soreness.