Indeed, those of us prone to researching our new friends and acquaintances might profit from the realization that very little, if any, of what we hounds dig up in the garden needs to be presented to our masters.
A baby's skin has a less developed epidermal barrier than adults and thus is more prone to damage; recent research suggests that the stratum corneum of infants becomes 'adult-like' only after one year of life [ 2].
Worried scientists may be more prone to perform and publish research when there are scarce resources, rather than when a research field is well funded.
Since coplanar crossings tend to be prone to robustness issues, much research has been devoted to its increase, even to the extents of altering the design of QCA logic gates [20 22], or as in the case of molecular implementations, through the elimination of crossings by logic gate duplication [23, 24].
It is noticeable that doctors of other religions are more prone to this type of research (56%) than Roman Catholic doctors (31%).
Huge engineering efforts brought cutting in the position where it is today and despite all rumors trying to declare, that cutting is outdated or cutting research is finished it is still a vital field of research and prone to rapid innovations.
Further, WGES approaches are far more prone to uncover secondary or incidental research findings (i.e. those not related to the primary research aims/scope of the study) and if there is to be an option for such results to be returned to research participants, this should be clarified in the informed consent document [ 28].
"Color is very prone to pop psychology," Craig Knight, a research psychologist at the University of Exeter, told me.
Malaysia, for its part, is prone to unprovoked bouts of marine research in the area.
