Sentence examples for prone to kill from inspiring English sources
Dr. Pinker argues that, over centuries, human beings have become less prone to kill and engage in torture and other cruel and sadistic behavior.
Male chimps and baboons are prone to kill any infant they believe could not be theirs, so females try to blur paternity by mating with as many individuals as possible before each conception.
Recently, Ribeiro et al. [ 63] showed that amphotericin B conjugated to nanoparticles composed of chitosan-chondroitin sulfate had less cellular toxicity than conventional amphotericin B formulation and was more prone to kill Leishmania parasites inside parasitophorous vacuoles.
Such a concept is wrong because it naively supposes that pathogens will be destroyed like those present in water, and in fact, the intravenous administration of O2-O3 has been prohibited because it is ineffective and prone to kill patients with O2 embolism [ 5].
If you're prone to killing your houseplants, the Pot is probably worth a try (or you could just go lo-fi and build your own).
It's still unclear which if any other Sony personal electronics are prone to killing our readers, but we're suggesting keeping an eye on your PSP for now.
Geralt and Kenshin are different in a lot of ways; Geralt's cruder, rougher, more prone to killing.
The death penalty is acknowledged by pretty much anyone with a brain to be costly, ineffective, and annoyingly prone to killing innocent people.
Generally, platinum compounds are DNA damaging agents, and proliferating cancer cells are more prone to being killed by these DNA damaging compounds [8].
These progenitors are invulnerable to ganciclovir-induced ablation due to lack of GPT expression, and neither do they seem to be prone to bystander killing from dying GPT cells within the ablated ventricular zone.
Recent clinical and laboratory investigations suggest that DAP nonsusceptible enterococci may be more prone to be killed by the combination of DAP and β-lactams, despite the fact that they exhibit high MICs to ampicillin.
