Sentence examples for prone to encounter from inspiring English sources
This size range is unfortunately prone to encounter a size-related IE browser PNG rendering bug http://support.microsoft.com/ kbid=822071.
The log-likelihood function consists of logarithms of sums, and the calculations are prone to encounter numerical over- or underflow issues.
I found using my own device that animations seemed to execute less smoothly, and I was more prone to encounter missed touches than I had been before the KitKat update.
Given its now YouTube-like format in which anyone can film themselves getting fruity and upload it for the world to see, the sort of music one is prone to encounter is more likely to be the grainy sounds of 'Losing My Religion' blaring out of built-in laptop speakers in the background as an earnest couple are getting intimate on their webcam.
The nurses working in psychiatric hospitals and wards are prone to encounter completed suicides.
Semi-allogeneic fetal trophoblast cells are less invasive and concomitantly less prone to encounter the maternal immune system in endotheliochorial placentae in comparison to the hemochorial placentae where the trophoblast cells are bathed in maternal blood[ 35].
Nevertheless, methods relying on user-defined adaptive formulations are prone to encountering generalization issues with parameter interaction owing to the problem dependency issue.
Grid applications have been prone to encountering problems such as failures or malicious attacks during execution in recent years, due to their distributed and large-scale features.
When users' design feedback is gathered through extended debriefs, users are prone to forgetting encountered issues or incidents.
The higher prevalence of haemoplasma infections observed in male cats in the present study may be due in part to their behaviour characteristics where they are more prone to roam and encounter the flea vector or acquire the agent if fighting with other cats.
In line with this notion, abundant proteins, prone to random encounters with kinases and phosphatases, are more frequently phosphorylated, although their individual phospho-site "occupancies" are low.
