Sentence examples for prone to perform from inspiring English sources
Rivera was prone to perform pieces to camera in totally safe areas while waving a pistol and saying things like: "If they're going to get us, it's going to be in a gunfight".
Basically, individuals are prone to perform a behavior because they intend to do so.
These theorists consider the concept of evil personhood to be a derivative concept, i.e., they define an evil person as someone who is prone to perform evil actions.
Finally, voltige horses appeared the least prone to perform stereotypies and these were restricted mainly to tongue play.
Adolescents are prone to perform more activities at night (TV viewing and computer usage) than children and thus they are more exposed to shorter periods of sleep.
Furthermore, when an overweight child had no family history of cardiovascular disease, we were less prone to perform such exam at the beginning of the follow-up.
Fifty of them were found to perform exposure prone procedures (EPPs).
Patients were eligible for inclusion if ventilated for ALI or ARDS, and the decision to perform the prone position had been taken by the responsible intensivist.
The UK Department of Health guidelines recommend that HBV infected healthcare workers can be allowed to perform exposure prone procedures if their HBV DNA level is suppressed to <1,000 copies/ml (around 250 IU/ml) [ 17].
Coronal sequences are quicker to perform in the prone position, as there is a thinner volume of tissue to image.
These were tedious to perform and error prone.
