For compactness, we point to that paper for this additional material and we conclude this section by remarking that the average sophistication of the products in a shop is influencing customers' decisions: when they need a more sophisticated product they are prone to decide to go to a larger shop with higher sophistication.
The GPs seem to be really active in a small province, where it can be easier to create a collaboration network between the referral centre and the GPs, while the patient is more prone to decide himself in a metropolitan area.
Microsoft knew it had to do something radical with Windows 8 and, as the company is prone to do, decided that having something that combines "the best of two worlds" would be to just give users both worlds without much of a connection between the two.
Yet it lays itself open in turn to doubts about whether courts are, or could ever be, truly bound by constitutions so that law rather than judges rule and, if so, whether judicial processes are not more arbitrary and prone to error for deciding constitutional outcomes than the democratic procedures and outcomes they are often thought to legitimately limit.
Since conditions that destabilize the native state of a protein render the macromolecular system more prone to aggregation, we decided to investigate whether the CuII-induced alterations in Ub structure and stability may promote Ub aggregation and, thus, potentially compromise the protective function of the UPS in neurons.
Granted, enterprises in the private sector are prone to making mistakes when deciding to develop new products — since feasibility, cost and market reception are all unknown.
Gurley and Melissa Butler, his girlfriend, were leaving her place in East New York's Pink Houses, a housing development prone to high crime, and decided to take the dimly-lit stairs on the eighth floor.
As for the rest, it is just too early, probably, to decide that he is accident-prone.
But because even the most careful nut avoider is still prone to accidentally ingesting one, Mattison decided to look for an alternate solution: changing the food instead of changing the person.
