Sentence examples for prone phase from inspiring English sources
There may be a need for the subject to be in a "prone phase", where the trigemino-cerebrovascular system might be hyper-reactive as it was demonstrated in cluster headache [16].
In light of the highly undesired outcomes of incorrect DSB repair, the need for mechanisms to regulate the second and error-prone phase is apparent.
In the absence of the second hit, the inflammatory reaction may proceed with its natural course and enter the repair- and phagocytosis-prone phase, where microglia is deactivated and produces anti-inflammatory cytokines.
Even low-quality biooils which are prone to phase separation and are contaminated with char and ash are still suited for bioslurry or paste preparation.
A major challenge for the implementation of hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) as a continuous process is the formulation of lignocellulosic feedstock, which is prone to phase separation into water and biomass parts when pressurized.
For reasons of synthetic accessibility the 2,4-dihydroxyphenylic system was replaced in the synthesis of the following test compounds by other successful aldehyde fragments from the first stage of optimization, which did not have the reactive phenolic OH groups and were replaced by MeO and F substituents, which would also be less prone to phase 2 metabolism.
Although simulations bring a large variety of benefits, they suffer from a time-consuming and error-prone design phase, which limits their use in industrial practice.
The Crab was famously steady and quiet (so much so that astrophysicists used its emissions to calibrate their detectors), and AGILE was still in its hiccup-prone shakedown phase.
First, we noticed that amplitude estimations appeared technically more error-prone than phase estimations.
This leads to a less time-consuming and error-prone development phase and a shorter clinical evaluation phase.
This closer collaboration results in a less time-consuming and less error-prone development phase and a shorter clinical evaluation phase.
