a The organic matter-type boundary line according to Sadettin Korkmaz et al. (2013); b source rock quality boundary representing oil- and gas-prone attribute after Hakimi et al. (2010); border between Type II/III organic matter (300 mg HC/g TOC) after Langford and Blanc-Valleron (1990), border between Type I/II organic matter (700 mg HC/g TOC) after Espitalié et al. (1985).
They are prone to attribute concerns about globalization to crass protectionist motives or ignorance, even when there are genuine ethical issues at stake.
Furthermore, the first study on iPSC-derived chimeric mice demonstrated that they were prone to cancer and attributed this property to the reexpression of the c-myc reprogramming factor [ 76].
Also, low probability attributes are prone to a higher level of anonymization.
For example, improved oxygenation during prone positioning has been attributed to improved ventilation/perfusion matching with the possible contribution of increasing FRC [9, 10].
Uncommon complications attributed to prone positioning include contractures of the shoulder and hip joints and myositis ossificans.
The group of Gattinoni also found cannula loss complications in 13.2% of all patients, although only 1.2% of these could be attributed to prone positioning.
Also, retrospective studies are prone to spurious associations attributed to bias by way of confounding variables [ 29, 31, 32], some of which represent unknown risk factors.
(You will learn, though, among other things, that he is prone to seasickness, that Aristotle attributes this to fear, and that Montaigne thinks Aristotle is talking through his hat).
A categorisation of surgical procedures based on the above attributes is inevitably prone to some degree of subjectivity, something that should be minimised by adequate methodological assessment.
