Sentence examples for prone to inhibit from inspiring English sources

The numerical results show that, among others, a negative magnetic (or electrical) loading is generally prone to inhibit the crack extension rather than a positive one for a magnetically (or electrically) impermeable interfacial crack.

The draconic ability of E2F1 to control numerous signaling pathways directly or indirectly through its interactions and crosstalk between these pathways is prone to inhibit E2F1's apoptotic properties, promote its oncogenic activities, and lead to the observed activities associated with melanoma progression and drug resistance.

The absolute value of positive FCs were remarkably greater compared to the absolute values of negative FCs, suggesting PCTs are prone to have inhibited tumor suppressor genes via high expression of miRNAs.

Individuals not particularly prone to worry may be able to inhibit further intrusions via a modest increase in deliberate task-related effort (top-down control).

The importance of these error-prone polymerases in generating mutation and resistance, combined with their relaxed fidelity, suggests the opportunity to inhibit these enzymes with small molecules.

Commonly used titanium foils are mechanically flexible, rendering them prone to bending which inhibits the ability to achieve the micro/nano-scaled precision.

He was friendly and sweet-natured but prone to an awkwardness that inhibited normal small talk.

Immature/semi-mature DCs are believed to be prone to induce regulatory T cells, that inhibit polyclonal T cell responses and promote tolerance [6], [7], [8], [9].

If formation of pE was prevented by inhibiting isoQC, CCL2 was more prone to N-terminal degradation, which resulted in less functional CCL2 activity.

However, proteins and other biomolecules are prone to nonspecific adsorption on CNTs or graphene, which may inhibit the activity of these biomolecules to some extent.

The weathering of sulfide ore-derived tailings frequently drives acidification that inhibits plant establishment resulting in materials prone to wind and water dispersal.