Sentence examples for primary prone from inspiring English sources
Primary prone means being put to sleep in prone position, and secondary prone means being put to sleep in any other position and subsequently found prone.
Prone sleeping position, either primary or secondary, was significant in both categories (OR for primary prone sleeping ranges between 17.8 and 22.6 and for secondary between 80.9 and 115.7, p-value <0.001).
Combining these cell model results with knowledge, that STMN1 is expressed in primary tumours prone to metastasise and also in bladder cancer metastases, strongly suggests that STMN1 is a relevant treatment target in advanced muscle-invasive bladder cancer.
The study showed that the Scythian Mount Goodwin interval could be considered a primary gas-prone source rock, with type II/III kerogen, a total organic content up to 2.09% and a hydrogen index that could reach 569 mg/g.
Sleeping position was divided in non-prone sleeping (indicator) and primary and secondary prone sleeping, respectively.
The foot- and-ankle area is still the ballerina's primary trouble spot, prone, like a pitcher's shoulder or a running back's knees, to a whole syndrome of injuries: ligament tears, tendinitis, stress fractures, and bone spurs.
The corresponding decoded error prone primary video data from the H.264 decoder will be used as to codecode the parity bits received by the Turbo decoders.
Similar to eIF2αP deficiency, a previous study showed that ATF4-deficient primary MEFs are prone to premature senescence, which renders them refractory to oncogene-mediated transformation [ 31].
Patients with primary immunodeficiency are prone to persistently excrete Sabin-like virus after administration of live-attenuated oral polio vaccine and have an increased risk for vaccine-derived paralytic polio.
Certain groups of people — the Bantu tribes of Africa, for example — are especially prone to primary liver cancer, and such groups typically suffer from malnutrition.
Primary amine was more prone to CO2-induced degradation than secondary amine.
