Sentence examples for prone to reduced from inspiring English sources
Habitat fragmentation creates isolated populations that are prone to reduced population viability and ultimately greater risk of extinction (Lacy 1997; Gaggiotti 2003; Keyghobadi 2007).
The kidney is an organ receiving a high amount of oxygen and is generally regarded as being less prone to reduced oxygen delivery.
Older adults with mobility impairments are prone to reduced health related quality of life (HRQoL) is highly associated with mobility impairments.
An energy deficit has been considered to be a pathogenic factor in ulcerative colitis, which is substantiated by the fact that the intestinal mucosa has a limited capacity for de novo synthesis of purine nucleotides [ 17] and is more prone to reduced ATP concentrations compared with the liver or muscle [ 18].
Insights into the extent to which culture is falsely negative can be gained using molecular tests with a higher predicted diagnostic sensitivity, although both culture and molecular tests are prone to reduced sensitivity from factors such as inadequate sampling, the intermittent presence or low number of organisms in specimens such as blood, and prior administration of antimicrobial therapy [1].
In our previous work we have shown that especially maternally expressed genes are prone to reduced conservation of protein encoding sequences [ 31].
They are used to manage wild areas that are fire prone to reduce the risk and severity of fires.
At the same time, parents with children are more prone to reduce their working hours during severe pollution episodes, which is also worth considering by policy-makers.
Most of such structures are prone to reduce self-aggregation due to bulkier molecular design that is also able to prevent electrolyte-semiconductor interaction and thus inhibit the dark-current.
The observation suggests that the cathode initially presented a huge irreversible thickness change (60%), and such thickness variation was prone to reduce and remain <20% in the following cycles.
"I think regulators are prone to reduce risk," he said.
