Sentence examples for prone to present from inspiring English sources
However, only patients with inter-ictal migraine appear to be very prone to present a migraine headache before seizures.
Stern et al. (1995) argue that environmentalists are prone to present with both altruistic and open to change values.
The most common variant is an anomalous RCA originating from the left coronary cusp, in which patients with a high interarterial course are more prone to present with chest pain [12].
The larger they are the more they are prone to present with internal heterogeneous content, as shown in Fig. 7, so as to complicate by rupture with resultant inflammation of the surrounding soft tissues, as illustrated in Fig. 8.
In the case of TCP traffic, results are more heterogeneous since it is a stateful, bandwidth-greedy protocol prone to present nonlinearities, specially in mobile ad hoc network environments.
Horses were less prone to present back disorders when under the care of these "over-attentive" caretakers.
The longitudinal analysis also revealed that pre-frail and frail individuals were more prone to presenting new and persistent depressive symptoms at follow-ups than non-frail individuals.
Its main purpose is to organize the service description into well-defined sections to allow the developer to implement the solution using a formatted 'requirements document', which is less prone to presenting inconsistencies.
However, AR is also prone to presenting too much information and too much context from the environment leading to cluttered displays (Peterson et al. 2009; Grasset et al. 2012).
Because the critical regions in the promoters that make TFBSs functional are unknown, Eq. (6) is actually based on a derived hypothesis: if the offset distance of two TFBSs of a common TF in two genes' promoters is small, the two TFBSs are prone to co-present in the critical regions and therefore be co-functional.
His Republican opponent was the state treasurer, Judy Baar Topinka, who had a solid reputation as treasurer but was prone to gaffes and failed to present herself seriously.
