Sentence examples for prone to arise from inspiring English sources

The critical region cracks prone to arise were obtained and analyzed.

Despite their common p53 deficient background, some aberrations may be more prone to arise in a BRCA1 deficient cell, whereas others are more likely to occur in a BRCA2 deficient cell.

Scales may be less prone to bias arising from perceptions of social desirability.

As with all observational findings, however, these results are prone to bias arising from unmeasured and residual confounding.

Empirical observations have suggested that invasive populations tend to arise from regions prone to 'disturbance' (Box 1).

Loss of cNHEJ promotes chromosomal rearrangements presumed to arise from increased use of error-prone aNHEJ (Rothkamm et al., 2003).

This also led to a parallel health system development that was characterized by complexity of structures and functions, which made it more prone to ethical problems arising mainly from the conflicts arising from the patients' (and community in general) and the health professionals' ability to meet these expectations, provided the limitation of resources.

The overall muscle strength declined, as an inability to climb stairs without railing, to arise from a chair, to get up from a prone position or to arise from bed became the characteristic features.

To arise or not to arise?

This code only addresses pipes with a nominally uniform wall thickness making it inadequate for designing seamless pipe which is prone to thickness variation arising from the manufacturing process.

Ventral brain areas are particularly prone to signal losses arising from strong magnetic field inhomogeneities along susceptibility borders.