Sentence examples for prone since from inspiring English sources

Other files show the anguished outbursts to which some asylum seekers have become prone since their detention: one report described a woman seeking a bandage after punching a metal pole with both hands.

In the last decade, 3D virtual planning techniques are being used [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8] because planning and postoperative evaluation based on radiographs is error prone since it hides rotations of the distal segment about the bone axis.

Coral studies are especially contamination prone since the pumps circulating seawater through water tables or aquariums where the corals are kept during acclimation are metal rich.

They require less starting material and sequencing a single template is less error prone, since it avoids the introduction of sequencing errors, which could otherwise occur through clonal amplification from PCR.

In the context of ADL-based ASIP design, this verification approach is often inconvenient and error-prone, since design and verification are done at different levels of abstraction.

Defining a separate process for each potential project context is expensive and error-prone, since these processes must simultaneously evolve in a consistent manner.

The accuracy of spatial conflicts detected using such approaches can be error-prone since it depends on a rate of time increment for the simulation to be set by the user.

Its tally of small firms is particularly error-prone, since the BLS must initially guess how many new firms are being born and how many old firms are dying.

GIVEN how long it spent in what a dotcom business would call beta, Gordon Brown's shadow campaign for prime minister has been surprisingly glitch-prone since it went live.

This is the latest misfortune to hit the firm, which has been remarkably accident-prone since moving its head office to Chicago from Seattle in September 2001, days before its civil-aviation business was thrown into crisis by the terrorist attacks.

It is evident that humans are risk-averse in general followed by GMM which is a smoothing of the human data, then hybrid which as expected should be more risk-prone since it is a linear interpolation between the GMM and greedy search policies and finally coastal and greedy.