Sentence examples for prone to coordinating from inspiring English sources

The unsaturated nature of such a Zn II) site also makes it prone to coordinating additional ligands, such as Asp18 in ZiaAN.

Therefore, they are more prone to coordinate and willing to play cooperative games [19].

In his comments, Mr. Qi, the powerful Communist Party chief in Lhasa, urged the authorities who oversee China's heavily Tibetan provinces to coordinate their efforts and to focus on monasteries and "key suspects" who are prone to fomenting trouble.

Tricky to coordinate.

The other is to investigate more energy-efficient and delay-aware scheme for coordinating multiple awake forwarders that are prone to occurring in dense sensornets.

This suggests that hypermethylation occurs in a coordinate manner in most cases and, conversely, that a smaller subset of PCas is not prone to hypermethylation.

Likewise, Careship handles billing and coordinating insurances, in addition to keeping families connected and therefore remains a central point of contact and is arguably not prone to disintermediation.

Prone to self-destruct.

He was prone to hallucinations.

They're prone to violence.

(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).