Sentence examples for prone to select from inspiring English sources

Without the fog of prestige or heritage to befuddle us, we would be more prone to select cars on their merits.

According to the obtained Nash equilibrium, the attacker in the military network is prone to select relay 3 as its attacking target.

For example, when μ ENV is larger than 1, countries with high ERS are more likely to select 4 s than 3 s on the items; when μ ENV is smaller than 1, high ERS countries are more prone to select 1 s than 2 s on the items.

These data were expected as NVP has a low genetic barrier and is therefore very prone to select resistant strains.

In particular, time constraints might make them less averse to risk and more prone to select from the bad decks.

This indicates that they are more prone to select a new ligand capable of binding to InhA than they would do if we used only one receptor conformation.

Certain genes appear to be more prone to be selected when SD systems evolve, as previously suggested (Graves and Peichel 2010).

Sorted EGFP-MVaf1 cells and EGFP control consisted of mixed populations, not clonal lineages, making unlikely that genomic integration could account for these results, as genetic alterations leading to unfavorable growth are not prone to be selected for in the population.

Although this could suggest that this part of EGFP has some intrinsic features, such as two exposed tyrosyl side chains, prone to be selected as anchoring residues, this is not decisive as others part of the EGFP surface are also efficiently targeted with VHH [ 11, 49] as well as with αRep, as observed with bGFP-A.

Notwithstanding this redundancy, the 9,534 clones were used in the microarray construction for two reasons: (i) this approach was less error-prone than attempting to select a unique clone set and (ii) this in-built redundancy provides many replicates of individual contigs and clusters, which can be exploited in quality-control analyses.

Since your face is acne-prone, make it possible to select a facial wash that is non-comedogenic and is oil-free.