This is a very accident-prone relationship, but very intimate too on another level.
In the absence of full-on engagement, she says, "it's become a very accident-prone relationship".
They become accident-prone, relationships fracture and a death-wish often settles on their supporters in Parliament.It happened to Labour in 1951, and to the Tories in both 1963 and 1992.
-- Grandparents and Facebook: a fraught relationship prone to foibles, embarrassments and misunderstandings.
Their incongruously intimate, emotion-prone and proprietorial relationship with the Booker prize is a case in point.
This type of approach is incredibly powerful, but also prone to finding relationships where there are none.
Specifically, mono-method work which measures both explanatory factors and MI usage in one questionnaire was prone to overestimate relationships between independent study variables and self-reports of MI usage.
Chinese women with anxiety-prone personality and relationship problems with husband and or mother-in-law also warrant close follow up.
The aim of this study was to investigate the evolution of the DPL during prone positioning and its relationship with evolution of oxygenation in ARDS patients.
This relative advantage was observed both at normal IAP (P = .006) and during IAH (P = .003), consistent with the additive relationship between prone position and PEEP.
The result of a meta-regression that assessed the relationship between prone duration and effect size in included studies is presented in Figure 4.
