Sentence examples for poorly prone from inspiring English sources

Notably, the nascent genome and antigenome are concomitantly encapsidated and hence viral complementary RNA strands are poorly prone to anneal.

So far, measles virus leader RNAs have been found only as encapsidated read-through leader-N gene RNAs, and they should be poorly prone to activate RIG-I, based on the same arguments as for the genomes/antigenomes.

The few police officers are poorly paid, prone to corruption, and poorly trained and armed.

Garrulous, charming, poorly dressed, prone to flattery, stooping to buy votes and political favor in the manner of the time but not notably corrupt in his dealings, Seward could be tiresomely pleased with himself.

Alisols are highly acidic, poorly drained soils prone to aluminum toxicity and water erosion.

The banks are poorly regulated and prone to collapse; privatisation has been much delayed.

The individual influence of error prone, poorly known species is thus appropriately weighted in diversity maps for the entire flora.

Overexpression of TSPAN8 is described on hepatocellular carcinomas that are poorly differentiated and prone to intrahepatic spreading [ 44].

Flow forecasting in poorly gauged, flood-prone Ribb and Gumara sub-catchments of the Blue Nile was studied with the aim of testing the performance of Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts (QPFs).

Unfortunately all attempts to crystallize the phosphorylated form of AP2 have so far failed, and attempts to mutate candidate residues resulted in poorly expressed, aggregation-prone complexes.

These findings are highly relevant to rice breeders and molecular geneticist working on Striga defence mechanisms, as well as to resource-poor rice farmers typically working in the poorly fertile, drought-prone and Striga infested upland ecosystems commonly found in sub-Saharan Africa.