Sentence examples for prone to reaching from inspiring English sources

Also, it is remarked by [6] that training adaptive agents without considering the adaptation of other agents is not mathematically justified and it is prone to reaching a local maximum where agents quickly stop learning.

We therefore hypothesized that the lower protein mass in females might be prone to reaching a critical point earlier under the stressed conditions of ICU admission.

This evidence raises the hypothesis that chromosome 17 could be prone to reaching critical telomere lengths, leading to an increased risk of ring formation.

As a judge, Hewart was prone to reach a decision too soon and on insufficient material and so seemed to take sides.

Because of this effect, groups are surprisingly prone to reach mistaken conclusions even when most of the people started out knowing better, according to the economists Sushil Bikhchandani, David Hirshleifer and Ivo Welch.

The equilibrium constant of the calcite leaching reaction by acidic fluids is significantly lower than that of the analcite leaching reaction, indicating that in the analcite calcite CO2 H2O system, calcite is prone to reach the precipitation dissolution equilibrium stage.

Under our Northern European climate, Late genotypes may be more prone to reach physiological limitations resulting in less efficient selection.

It could also explain why only the WRAP53 positive metastases die in response to radiotherapy, since they have less WRAP53 expression to start with and thus are more prone to reach a "critically low level" of WRAP53 required for induction of apoptosis.

So seductive, and so seemingly close, is the lure of the Premier League's riches that clubs are prone to over-reach themselves financially in an attempt to join it.

Both sides are prone to over-reaching, a tendency that has been encouraged by hardliners at home and in the region," Vaez said.

Yet Mr. Green's critics say he is prone to pushing too hard to reach a deal at any cost.