Sentence examples for prone to attach from inspiring English sources

Rigid molecules (e.g., DSPC) are less prone to attach to RBC membrane than flexible molecules, which would explain low hemolytic activities of both empty and celecoxib-loaded liposomes.

If you live in an area prone to earthquakes, attach the pieces to the shelving using art or poster tack.

Guilt, for those prone to it, need not attach to conduct generally judged reprehensible.

And although smartwatches are so hot right now, it's wearable primarily because kids are prone to losing things not attached to their bodies.

The spring is responsible for holding the missile's fins in place while the missile is in the prone position attached to the plane's wing.

The state presented in the attached model is prone to the switch between State 0 and State 1.

A combination of pin-loaded machine weights, pulleys and free weights will be used to overload the specific muscle groups that attach to skeletal sites prone to osteoporotic fracture, particularly the hip and spine.

This finding might be taken as a possible contradiction of the view that securely attached infants would be more prone to regulate responses to separations and reunions through social engagement than avoidant attached infants.

They were shy devotees of the television set, children of divorce raised by their mother, Phyllis Clayburne, attached to each other and prone to playful fights.

Because the beds were attached to strings, they were prone to swaying.

Irregularly congregated sheets and weakly attached edge-strands were partially prone to break, shift, flip and reform during the simulations.