Mr. Mehsud is considered an impulsive figure prone to extreme action, even by the standards of Pakistani militants.
If you're hoping to woo true environmentalists with your green products or services, you should aim for social media tactics that target younger people, who have larger social circles and are more prone to take action, according to Mintel, a company that tracks trends worldwide.
If the horse is prone to such action, be sure to have an assistant who can quick-release the horse should it fall.
They found that the brain processes loneliness in the same location as physical pain, and that being cut off from others can be so painful that prisoners are prone to extreme actions (such as self-mutilation and extreme violence) in order to connect with those outside their cells.
All humans are fallen, and thus prone to immoral actions.
These observations suggest that normal-length repeats are not prone to instability on action of the Cas9-nickase.
Numerical integrations of the van der Pol-type equation highlighted its physical coherence to model vortex-induced vibrations of structures prone to the wind action.
Now, there's another process that's happening at the same time, and sometimes they point in the same direction, sometimes in different directions, and that's that you're also prone to doing an action that had been successful in the past in such a situation.
However, their knowledge of the outcomes of these responses was impaired relative to healthy comparison subjects, and patients were more prone to slips of action, indicating a deficit in goal-directed control and an overreliance on habits.
