Sentence examples for prone to contact from inspiring English sources

Proponents believe the sport is so fast and so prone to contact that it needs players to police the shadowy areas between legal hits and dirty play.

CAFs formed more colonies when seeded at low cell density, exhibited a higher proliferation rate and were less prone to contact inhibition.

The prostate CAFs studied here exhibited a higher proliferation rate than their NAFs counterparts, formed more colonies when seeded at low cell density and were less prone to contact inhibition.

However, global analyses of the yeast genome three-dimensional organization by chromosome conformation capture indicate that some loci are more prone to contact than others and these restricted chromosome territories influence the frequency of ectopic recombination (Burgess and Kleckner 1999; Duan et al. 2010; Agmon et al. 2013).

Some pugs are prone to contact allergies from grass, even in your own back yard.

This might be due to the fact that maximum victims are housewives and are more prone to accidental contact to fire while working in the kitchen, particularly in small and crowded houses.

Finally estrogen-deficient patients are particularly prone to irritant contact dermatitis [ 8].

The TFEβ WH domain is likely to project across the DNA binding channel prone to make contacts with the promoter template.

This material, when not surrounding a specific defect spot, is concentrated on the exterior border of the plate, a region prone to tarnish from contact with the metal frame of the daguerreotype plate.

Healthcare workers are particularly prone to infection through contact with patients or biological samples containing Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the infectious agent.

The hunting time period and rodent activity makes the residents even more prone to man-rodent contact.