Sentence examples for prone material from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is a crack prone material when heat treated in the presence of oxygen, which requires careful control of the atmosphere during manufacture.

"I didn't think that was appropriate, to reduce the expected frequency by 50percentt because they would use 'modern' construction methods," Stansbury said, adding that the Keystone pipeline would be carrying diluted bitumen -- a far more corrosive and leak-prone material -- at higher temperatures and pressures than conventional pipelines.

The unit increase in the percentage of cast-iron water pipes, instead of more leak-prone materials, in a given service area appeared protective against self-reported GII outcomes aggregated at the service area level (Mohanty et al. 2002).

The dopants act as attractors of OH groups, making the material prone to oxidation, and therefore altering its affinity towards Na.

The difficulty of processing PCL, a highly elastic material prone to suffer die swelling by extrusion, was overcome by tailoring the dope solution temperature and extrusion flow rate during the spinning procedure.

Second, it is possible that genetic material prone to deletion is more associated with intellectual functioning than randomly selected genetic material in the human genome.

This may reflect the fact that we are working with primary cells, which represent biological material prone to individual variability.

Recent data have given credit to the concept that lung vessels exposed to injurious ventilatory patterns behave like material prone to fatigue and failure in similar experimental conditions.

(5) Crystallographic texture and the development of annealing twinning may improve resistance to intergranular damage in materials prone to annealing twinning.

The weathering of sulfide ore-derived tailings frequently drives acidification that inhibits plant establishment resulting in materials prone to wind and water dispersal.

According to this study, the wide variations in the polymer's elastic modulus resulted in a corresponding range of stent resistance to applied pressure, with weaker materials prone to collapse under lower pressure.