Sentence examples for prone to accessing from inspiring English sources
Aβ43 exhibited greater A11-immunoreactivity than Aβ42 and appears more prone to accessing this toxic conformation.
Interestingly, at a 2-fold excess of DBD on the RND substrate, the s20,w (4.6 S) is greater than that observed with TeloA (3.9 S), suggesting that on this substrate DBD might be either more prone to accessing higher-stoichiometry complexes or in a different conformation.
The results are vulnerable to the impact of publication bias, which may be minimized by obtaining printed copies of orthodontic journals, and prone to the limitations of accessing online data references, or conducting Google or other electronic searches.
That is because the rich households are relatively more prone to use these services and accessing such services has a higher risk of incurring CHE, while conversely, poor households are less likely to be affected with little use of health services.
Men with SMI were understood to have difficulties in accessing stable housing due to their being perceived as being more prone to disturbance and violence.
Accessing dose information from these sources is more rigorous and less prone to selection biases or judgements around 'standard' scanning practices the current DRL survey methodologies risk [ 31].
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
People are prone to madness.
