Four years later, Fenger -- located in one of the 10 Chicago neighborhoods most prone to quality-of-life crimes and surrounded by high-poverty areas that also struggle with violence -- is back in the spotlight.
The specificity was slightly higher, 97.0%, in the subgroup of patients ≥65 years, the age group of AF patients most prone to the risk of thromboembolism, and therefore most suitable for screening.
The subset of patients most prone to the detrimental effects of hypoglycemia had several of the following characteristics: they were likely to be women, African American, older patients, or patients with a longer duration of diabetes and have higher A1C and high albumin-to-creatinine ratio.
As Mr. Gingrich said, "The presidency is the least mathematical and the most prone to chance of all the major offices".
The obtained results indicate that the technique can provide quantitative information about the area most prone to impact of detached blocks.
The proposed technique provides interesting information about the area that is most prone to impact of the detached blocks, and can represent a useful tool for mapping those areas that need to be protected by defense works (protection works).
San Diego County has the most wetlands prone to permanent flooding, and Ventura County is most prone to flooding of agricultural land.
Slowly eliminated antimalarial drugs may be most prone to development of drug resistance [33].
Importantly, Zanier's paper has further shown that when data are categorised in terms of percentage of time spent with raised ICP, the patients exhibiting instability in ICP were most prone to underesitmation of ICP insults.
On the other hand, a simply supported plate is the most prone to the existence of large amplitudes of vibration and this kind of boundary condition is the only one easily reproducible in laboratory.
