Sentence examples for progressively prone from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the rate of biosorption reduced with time till it progressively prone to a plateau because of the constant reduction in the concentration driving force.

With successive adaptive changes, these scavengers became progressively more prone to human custody.

Our cumulative meta-analysis shows that beneficial effects of prone ventilation have progressively become apparent as new studies have been published.

Our historical rainfall pattern suggests that this region is becoming progressively drier and more drought-prone over time.

Atherosclerosis is characterized by deposition of cholesterol ester in the arteries that may progressively occlude the lumen and become prone to rupture and thrombosis.

Pallàs et al. (2008) have demonstrated in the senescence-accelerated prone mice (SAMP-8), a progressively decreased SIRT1 expression.

In cancer prone-patients etheno adduct levels progressively increased in target organs, being highest in preneoplastic lesions with subsequent decline in the tumor tissue, the same time course as also seen in rodents.

"KMC also creates a climate in which the parents become progressively more aware of the child and more prone to sensitive caring".

Furthermore, they are badly prone to photo-fading processes, in particular, N-demethylation progressively leads to the formation of the completely de-methylated compound (pararosaniline) [16, 17].

Here, assessment of the levels of predation of the two forms, at seven sites along the transect, showed that the melanic form was less prone to predation in the industrial region and became progressively more heavily predated to the southwest as the habitat became more rural and less polluted (Bishop 1972).

Children with Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood are prone to developmental delay, with deficits in cognitive functioning becoming progressively more evident as they grow older.