Results indicated that offenders were more prone to show antisocial attitudes (p < .001) than comparisons.
For example, mRNAs with either longer ORFs or longer 3′ UTRs tended to be more resistant to repression (indicated by a positive coefficient), whereas mRNAs with either structurally accessible target sites or ORF 8mer sites tended to be more prone to repression (indicated by a negative coefficient).
Through an incremental dynamic analysis it is shown that systems with more cabinets are less prone to impacts, indicating better performance.
Heterozygote Pitx2 knockout mice, which have only 40% lower Pitx2 expression than wild types, are also prone to arrhythmias, indicating that even modest changes in Pitx2 protein levels might promote AF (Kirchhof et al., 2011).
This seems to indicate that criteria 2 and 4 are more prone to subjective interpretation.
They were not prone to premature senescence, indicating that other mechanisms of cell growth control were defective in LmnaDhe cells.
Most plasmids with the carbapenemase enzyme blaNDM-1 were shown to be readily transferable and prone to rearrangement, which indicates a potential to spread among bacterial populations (3 ).
In Finland, men with diabetes in particular are prone to limb loss, indicating a challenge to the national diabetes program in the future.
Our findings of significance were also reflected in the meta-analysis, even across different subgroups, which are less prone to chance results, indicating the robustness of our findings.
The reason for this is the increasing evidence that younger children have higher risk for injuries than older children [ 26]; Moreover, the left-behind group are more prone to accident, which indicates that the left-behind children, especially the younger ones, need more protection and care.
