Sentence examples for prone environments from inspiring English sources

These systems reflect the ecological knowledge of the farmers of such risk prone environments.

Unique locations such as offshore, artic, arid, tropical, and earthquake prone environments, and the need for specific features for these applications are highlighted.

The channel state model used here is motivated by channel modeling work for multipath prone environments such as the urban satellite navigation channel [28, 30].

Using FMO as an error resilient tool with better rate management is suitable in applications that have limited bandwidth and in error prone environments such as video transmission for mobile terminals.

Throughout the developing world, telemedicine makes it possible for remote diagnosis in some of the world's poorest and most disease prone environments.

Generalist genotypes and plasticity should also be favoured when there is temporal variability in selection pressures (Bradshaw 1965; Kawecki and Ebert 2004), such as in disturbance prone environments or in meta-populations with constant population turnover (Galloway and Fenster 2000).

When tested with a dynamic, drought prone environment, the model predicts viability levels that are biologically plausible.

"A space colony is a tyranny prone environment," Cockell warns, pointing out that no other constitution has listed the right to breathable air before.

This study demonstrates that autophagy inhibition by obatoclax induces cell death in colorectal cancer (CRC) cells in an autophagy prone environment.

Hailing from the floodplains of the Paraguay river in South America, the ants are accustomed to flood-prone environments.

Conservationists believed that interventions in which more northern whites were extracted from conflict-prone environments would stem their decline.