Sentence examples similar to prone through from inspiring English sources

"And he's a guy who really hasn't been foul-prone through his career," Floyd said.

Endoscopic treatment is performed in the prone position through three portals.

Sugar and surfactant pairs were selected that would maximize protection of different aggregation prone regions through direct interactions.

It is likely that they are a consequence of error prone replication through a DNA template damaged by a variety of chemical lesions that find their origin in normal dietary components.

In this respect, using injurious tidal-volume-induced lung damage, we studied the possible protective role of the prone position through the reduction of atelectasis and/or overdistention.

Future climatic change could render the system prone to destabilisation, through either extreme flood events or through major slope failures.

Although many 4-cylinder vehicles are prone to vibrations through the steering column (like the Scion xB I recently drove) these are exceptionally intrusive in the Rogue.

And the person who is prone to going through five different arcs of emotion in two minutes is never going to have a wholly easy time in life.

On "Floodplain," the Kronos Quartet takes up music associated with lands blessed with abundant water yet prone to devastation through flooding.

Undernourishment causes anemia in pregnant mothers and their children and means that children are more prone to diseases through their weakened immune systems.

As part of Tuesday's decision, the F.D.A. also said it had approved a label for the new version of OxyContin stating that it was less prone to abuse through inhaling or injecting it.