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In forests with a concentrated wildland urban interface, fuel treatments may be vital for ensuring human welfare and enhancing forest integrity in a fire-prone future.

Current fire management privileges fire suppression and tends to ignore land management issues, which may further accelerate the transition to a more fire-prone future and magnify the problem.

The first to state that a specific angioarchitecture present in brain arteriovenous malformations makes them more prone to future haemorrhage were Brown et al. in 1988, who found that the annual risk of future haemorrhage was 3% in brain AVMs alone and 7%/year in brain AVMs with associated aneurysms [ 12].

He also said surfaces at higher elevation, now re-frozen, could be more prone to future melting, because of changes in the structure of the snow crystals.

All existing evidence shows that the Rungwe Volcanic Province is prone to future significant explosive eruptions.

Sea-level rise maps that indicate areas that are potentially prone to future inundation are a valuable tool for policymakers and decision makers.

Many of these ideas deal with inventive new ways to finance mitigation efforts to make sure rebuilt cities are less prone to future disasters or damages.

These compensatory recruitment patterns could possibly make the homonymous muscle more prone to future injury.

Elevated polyamine levels were found to boost the production and release of the inhibitory transmitter GABA, which rendered tadpoles less prone to future seizures.

There is a possibility that maltreated youth offenders might have developed distinct characteristics that made them more prone to future criminal behavior.

Further investigations in other populations with comorbidities are needed in order to confirm whether the simplified and short HRQoL questionnaires (AQ20 and CCQ) can contribute (in addition to prior exacerbations) to identifying, in routine practice, a subgroup of patients more prone to future exacerbations, in order to take preventive measures for their avoidance or early management.