Train to always lie prone in exactly the same position, likewise the standing position must be perfected to the optimum position for accurate shooting when training at the range, get your heart rate up by doing star jumps or push ups in between each round of 5 shots.
These authors found that both the selenium concentration in blood and the GPX activity was higher in non-pregnant ewes on three scrapie-free farms located in the Vatnsdalur Valley than on five scrapie-prone farms in the same area (no. 5, Fig. 1).
Despite strengths, results from pooled analyses are prone to the same biases operating in the original studies.
Furthermore, the covariates we utilised to account for economic differences could also be prone to the same inaccuracies as in the cancer registry data, though this was minimised by utilising reliable authorities such as the United Nations for economic factors.
While an established authority in a field is also prone to the same problem especially when one is anxiously challenged by a new argument and finding, the emerging aspirants in the same field are equally prone to the same dynamics.
26 27 To the extent that patients are involved in diagnosis, they also could be prone to the same biases.
His Armide is aggressive and hateful but also damaged and pained, prone to the same illusions and doubts she inspires in others.
Enteral feeding by nasogastric tube can be delivered in the prone position at the same rate as in the supine position.
In Rocky III, also from 1982, the fighter is prone to the same complacency that had consumed his creator.
In which case it is instructive to take a step back and compare Britain with a country whose energy market is not prone to the same problems: Germany.
But emotionally, they are adolescents, prone to the same mood swings as other teenagers.
