Considering their financial advantage, the Yankees could take a hard look at gambling on a talented, injury-prone free agent like Rich Harden, Erik Bedard or Ben Sheets, whom they explored last off-season.
In fact, numerous oxidation-prone free radicals such as superoxide, peroxide, nitrogen oxide, and nitric oxide are abundantly produced and removed very often in normal physiological conditions [ 6].
However, it was found that the more heavily cross-linked ammonium-based PIL/IL films were more prone to free IL leach-out at higher temperatures, leading to their unexpectedly higher ionic conductivity at elevated temperatures.
Aldrin said he and Armstrong were not prone to free exchanges of sentiment.
However, social policing has a small but positive cost to an individual and therefore is prone to free riding.
Since melanocytes (melanin secreting cells) are linked to Langerhans skin cells linked to immunity there stress also weakens the immune system and makes it prone to free radical damage and diseases.
The audience was more prone to free-form oscillations during the set, which started with a James Brown-style flourish and moved through salsa, soca, reggae, calypso and swing, well blended within Mr. Darnell's carnivalesque songs.
Due to their high unsaturation degree, long chain omega-3 PUFAs are highly prone to free-radical-mediated autoxidation generating a wide range of oxidized metabolites including small reactive α, β-unsaturated aldehydes and electrophilic cyclopentenone isoprostanes (IsoPs) and neuroprostanes (NPs).
Jurassic Park's Dennis T Nedry is the overweight, sweat-prone, moral-free computer scientist who disables security systems in order to smuggle dinosaur embryos out of the titular park in a hollowed can of shaving foam.
She is also prone to accepting free lodging and meals from friends instead of staying in a hotel or eating out.
