The type of person, in other words, who is somewhat less prone than the average to be controlled by fear.
Fasting glycaemia was decreased and plasma insulin levels were prone to be lower in LMKO animals vs controls.
No significant changes in the expression level of the anti-apoptotic protein Bcl-2 was observed in T47D/PRL cells as compared to the control T47D cells, indicating that T47D/PRL cells were not more prone to the apoptosis pathway that is controlled by Bcl-2.
Beagles may be prone to epilepsy, but this can often be controlled with medication.
In root hairs other RLKs/PRONE-GEF/Rop modules may be controlled directly by the interaction with the cell wall macromolecules, their fragments or even by local auxin maxima [ 68, 108].
Any selection of workers into hospitals that are more prone to reorganize is not controlled for in random effects.
Specific variation of LPA receptor expression was not found in DNA microarray databases of different stages and grades of breast cancers, suggesting that LPA receptors are more prone to control primary tumor progression of ovarian tumors than breast cancers [48].
Silver, with the lowest Tammann temperature among noble metals, is highly prone to sintering which is adequately controlled by alloying with Pd as well as encapsulation in silica.
But certainly being prone to self-control and to slow thinking in general, you'll find differences in children aged 3 or 4, and some of these differences persist into adulthood.
Patients under MV for more than 48 hours and prone to weaning were randomly assigned to the control group or to the threshold group (trained twice daily).
Easy access to and easy application of guidelines is possible with the described CDSS-system, although it is recognised that this will only be achieved if implementation, maintenance of the system and user support – all interference prone issues – are carefully controlled.
