Sentence examples for prone to sequestration from inspiring English sources
We hypothesised that lipophilic and protein-bound drugs are more prone to sequestration in ECMO circuits.
Intravenously injected polystyrene nanoparticles, which are prone to rapid sequestration by professional phagocytes, are converted to stealth entities by prior bolus intravenous injection of poloxamine 908.
Further, metals (notably Cu) can accumulate in agricultural soils (Bolan et al. 2004; Gräber et al. 2005), and thus serve as even stronger long-term selective agents for antibiotic resistance in manure-amended soils than do antibiotic residues, which are more prone to degradation and/or sequestration (Chee-Sanford et al. 2009).
We conclude that the SFKs are differentially regulated in different cell types, perhaps via differential sequestration from CD45, the contribution of other phosphatases such as CD148, or pools that are prone to autophosphorylation of the activating site pY394.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
Americans are prone to excess.
Monocultures are prone to disease.
People are prone to madness.
