Sentence examples for prone to increasing from inspiring English sources
This is partly because high-tech industries are prone to "increasing returns to scale" and high barriers to entry.
Industries based on knowledge, the argument goes, are especially prone to increasing returns, and hence to monopoly.
Faster timescales are prone to increasing noise and do not result in a higher accuracy of the detection process.
Ectopic kidneys are associated with increased incidence of other urological abnormalities especially VUR and are also prone to increased risk of trauma [ 37, 40, 41].
The BER curves are prone to increase with a certain number of iterations for E b /N 0 of 1.4 and 2 dB.
The large amounts of soil organic matter (SOM) in permafrost-affected soils are prone to increased microbial decomposition in a warming climate.
As chemical defects, the oxygen vacancies have been proposed as electron donors, which are prone to increase carrier density and promote charge carrier separation.
This is particularly interesting to note, as instrumenting the Epiphany chip in this way could be prone to increase the so-called "probe effect," where tracing the application affects its observed state.
By presenting a simple perturbation analysis, it is shown that some commonly applied MPS-based pressure gradient models are prone to increase the level of unphysical perturbations at the phase interface leading to numerical instabilities.
Thus, native SOM determined the response of microbial communities to external inputs with different stability, soils with low SOM being more prone to increase microbial biomass and activity and change microbial community structure.
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