Sentence examples for prone to helping from inspiring English sources

Rats given a helping paw are more prone to helping others--even complete strangers.

Thus, revealing groups that are especially prone to smoking helps to develop a tailored programme for smoking prevention.

PolyQ-SCA patients were more prone to need help walking (HR: 3.3 [95% CI: 2.1 5.3], Fig. 2A) or a wheelchair (HR: 6.5 [2.9–14.5], Fig. 2B) than other SCA patients.

SCA2 patients were more prone to need help walking than SCA3 patients (1.4 [1.0–1.8]) and had higher risk of wheelchair use than SCA6 patients (HR: 2.5 [1.0 5.9]) (Fig. 2C).

Since May, the centre has been training adolescents in disaster-prone communities to help their own families, as well as the families of their neighbours, during emergencies.

Hold an ice pack to cold compress to your eczema-prone areas to help relieve the itching.

This would enable identification of individual, or combinations of, symptoms which are prone to prolonged help-seeking intervals.

A wildly unpopular American president prone to military adventurism helped Mr. Chávez rally the continent against Washington.

Therefore the identification of areas prone to erosion will help determine the possible location of future large landslides just like the ones that occurred in the lower part.

Intercrossing of AID −/− mice with transgenic mice expressing a BCR prone to anergy should help clarify this speculation.

Hot water works to the irritation of the skin prone to acne also help to increase the secretion of fat on the skin.