Sentence examples for more prone as from inspiring English sources

Very young children and elderly people are also more prone, as well as those who have recently had surgery or have been wounded.

Granted, I was with a bunch of writers and artists, a population ostensibly more prone, as observers since Aristotle have noted, to various forms of mental illness than other people.

We conclude that arsenic is indeed affecting the human Y chromosome at a low level and apparently repeat regions are more prone as evident from our DYZ1 study.

Processes are therefore more prone to faults as well as inadvertent operator errors during transitions.

We mapped MOMP positions that are more prone to change as well as specific mutations in epitopes that are at fixation around the globe.

Earlier reports suggested that males are more prone to CAD as well as C. pneumoniae infection [ 30], which has also been demonstrated in our study.

Having balding tires makes you much more prone to hydroplaning (as well as other tire-related problems like skidding on ice and getting flats).

Damaged skin is more prone to acne as well.

This variety is more prone to reddening, as well, but it does not need to be red in order to be ripe.

It has also been found that apoptosis induced by DNA damage as a consequence of XPC polymorphism makes people more prone to develop MCTR, as well as cancers.

Some research indicates that they are more prone to ankle sprains, as well as hip and back pain.