Sentence examples for prone due from inspiring English sources

Many watersheds in Hawai'i are flash flood prone due to their small contributing areas and frequent intense rainfall.

While in some areas, especially the mountainous areas, the wired channel to MC is very disruption prone due to disrepair and aging of lines.

Because there is only one description, the design flow becomes less error prone due to incorrect definitions, and the overall reproducibility is greatly improved.

Burman's study on the other hand indicated that athletes who suffer a concussion might be more injury prone due to a higher willingness to take risks (Burman et al. 2016).

When considering phenol chloroform based extraction methods (BP1 and BP2 methods) the DNA quantification and purity determination using UV absorbance at 260 nm may be error prone due to the high extinction coefficient of phenol at 260 nm resulting in lower detectable yields (Yang 2008).

This cutoff is above the twilight zone of similarity searches, where inference of homology is error prone due to low similarity between aligned sequences.

Unfortunately this method is expensive and error-prone due to lapse in concentration and other factors.

But using FMI to identify macrolithotypes is error-prone due to the strong coal heterogeneity around the wellhole.

This human translation is error-prone due in part to the ambiguities of natural language and in part due to the complexity of some protocols.

The execution of image processing, however, requires experience and is error-prone due to the need for a human operator to carry out interactive and repetitive processes.

The majority of the area of rabi and pre-kharif seasons are also drought-prone due to the combined effect of climatic (Fig. 11) and agro-ecological features of the pre-monsoon season (March to May).