Sentence examples for prone structures from inspiring English sources

This study employs a Monte Carlo framework to incorporate the influence of four issues on the determination of a risk consistent C&C Kd factor for hurricane prone structures.

► The reliability of fatigue prone structures is improved by maintenance scheduling.

Its demand is driven by innovative structural designs and increased performance requirements of dynamic-prone structures that call for a close cross-checking or monitoring of their dynamic properties and responses.

Where moisture-prone structures were identified and visible signs of damage or elevated moisture content were recorded, the numbers of microbes also were high; thus microbial results from material samples supported the conclusions made in the structural studies.

However, at the same time, evolution embraced allostery: through environment-triggered conformational changes that lead to enhanced specificity, allosteric effects enforce an ordered sequence of events in multimolecular associations, leading to complex yet less error-prone structures as in the case of viral capsids.

Here, we present evidence that RDX binds at the convulsant site of the γ-aminobutyric acid type A (GABAA) receptor (Benarroch 2007; Johnston 2005; Kalueff 2007), causing reduction of GABAA receptor mediated synaptic transmission and induction of epileptiform activity, as we demonstrate in the amygdala, a seizure-prone structure of the limbic system (Aroniadou-Anderjaska et al. 2007, 2008).

FRP reinforcement for concrete has been developed to replace steel in several applications, particularly in corrosion-prone RC structures.

This is the first such analyses in the region and it is hoped that the results can broaden the use and applicability of paleostresses in failure-prone terrains for future risk and disaster reduction/assessment within the Trough and in other areas prone to structure-controlled landslides disaster.

We may therefore speculate that chromosome 19 pericentromeric loci comprise specific recombination-prone genomic structures leading to chromosomal instability by recombination-driven rearrangements.

Because postulated mechanisms of amyloid formation involve nucleation and aggregation-prone seed structures, even low quantities of potentially harmful IDP variants may trigger aggregation.

The recombination-prone, scrambled, structure of the genome resembles mitochondrial genomes of dinoflagellates (Waller and Jackson 2009) and C. velia (Flegontov et al. 2015), representing yet another putative case of evolutionary convergence between these unrelated groups (Lukeš et al. 2009).