Sentence examples similar to prone to adjustment from inspiring English sources

Red Delicious are especially prone to MPB feeding injury.

Socially isolated mothers are far more prone to PND.

Haptic steering guidance is an upcoming assistance system which facilitates lane-keeping performance while keeping drivers in the loop, and which may be particularly prone to BA.

The generation that came of age in the '80s, as the VCR was becoming a staple, is especially prone to VHS nostalgia, a manifestation of the broader retro culture that has accounted for untold hours of programming on VH1.

Moreover, irradiated bone is prone to ORN.

They vary among genotypes and are prone to Genotype x Environment interactions.

It was pointed that hydrophobic NPs were more prone to RES uptake as compared to the negatively charged NPs [14].

We speculate that the mental and physical stress caused by menses make the individual more prone to TTH.

Third, individuals prone to PP are patients with underlying disease that predisposes to immunodeficiency and infection [2],[3],[6].

Back in the lab where I work, we have found a similar result: telomeres, which protect cells from becoming senescent, are especially prone to UV and metabolic damage.

Also, our result that TCBs are prone to LRT is supported by monitoring data in herrings of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea but especially in Arctic foxes [15].