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Conclusions: Easy feasibility & rapid response assessment make prone ventilation an ideal choice for the initial treatment of patients with severe H1N1-ARDS.

Multiple intramuscular injections may contribute to damage muscles and make prone to tears with muscle contractions.

This makes them prone to emotional decision-making and consequently also prone to paternalism.

Continuous prolonged decision-making results in decision fatigue, and the nature of radiologists' work makes us prone to this effect.

His lack of interest towards other people makes him prone to make terrible mistakes of appreciation.

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.

"He hangs out a little bit, which makes him prone to frostbite".

"Our proximity to New York City makes Westchester prone to gangs looking to increase membership," Ms. Pirro said.

They are frequently anemic and their small size makes them prone to injuries in childbirth.

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