They are prone to continued morbidity and mortality after hospital discharge and are at high risk for hospital readmission.
The cycle of unrest interspersed with violence is prone to continue until both sides agree on a new political formula that must be acceptable to the rest of the Gulf States, as that would directly and indirectly impact their political system.
Pathological gamblers report euphoric feelings during gambling episodes, comparable to the "high" in substance use, thus making them more prone to continued gambling.
Women who received an initial prescription of ethinylestradiol combined with either levonorgestrel or drospirenone were more prone to continue with the same drug.
16 This may very well contribute to the fact that women on COCs were more prone to continue use of the initial prescribed product as compared with women using POP, although the vast majority of women are prescribed COCs for contraception and not primarily for medical reasons.
A deal struck in 2000 to enable those living in flood-prone areas to continue to receive insurance expires next year.
Our youthful dalliances and indiscretions are being replaced with a more sober perspective and a more measured and mature approach, yet we still remain prone to lapses and continued denials.
It has been suggested that a child with a vulnerable or sensitive temperament may be prone to developing, and continuing, stuttering (e.g., Conture, 2001; Guitar, 1998; Zebrowski & Conture, 1998).
The NFU is also concerned about the bamboo frame used in the construction of most lanterns, which are very durable and prone to splintering, and continues to monitor potential problems similar to those found with metal wires.
It is sometimes necessary to continue the prone position for days or to turn patients in the prone position several times a day [ 10].
