Sentence examples for prone to learning from inspiring English sources
They are also particularly prone to learning loss.
Pregnant muslim women who fast during Ramadan are likely to have smaller babies who will be more prone to learning disabilities in adulthood, according to new research.
What conditions make us more prone to fighting, or more prone to learning?
Still, it is largely influenced by ocular properties and variations in corneal biomechanics [ 18]; it is subjective and prone to learning; its use outside clinical settings is limited by non-portability and by the need of topical anesthetic, fluorescein and slit-lamp microscope to perform measurement.
This portrait of the city is partly a pocket history, partly a walking tour of its bay, and partly a love letter from a frequent visitor prone to learned digressions about the staying power of paganism, the merits of Caravaggio, and the insights of the philosopher Giambattista Vico.
Foragers, which are generally older than guards, would be therefore more prone to learn about aversive associations than guards, as shown by our work.
Recent evidence indicates that male rats subjected to PRS ("PRS rats") are more prone to developing learning impairments than female PRS rats [4].
Even the active controls in the present study showed that some measures are particularly prone to a learning effect.
One of the tests used to measure cognitive function was the Mini-Mental® State Examination (MMSE), which may not be sensitive to milder cognitive changes and is also prone to potential learning effects.
The scientists are keen to investigate whether people with low glucose metabolism in particular parts of the brain are more prone to memory loss, learning problems and neurodegenerative diseases as they age.
Eleven-year-olds are not prone to discussing classroom learning outside the classroom, so I had little idea what my classmates — those whom I thought of as true Americans — made of slavery, a concept so abstract and so preposterous that I couldn't believe the even tones with which our teacher explained its practice.
