Sentence examples for prone to the addition of from inspiring English sources

The cyclodextrin moieties exposed to the aqueous medium are prone to the addition of the guest molecule Dosulepin, making them of high interest for drug delivery.

The peak occurrence in 1968 was due to the addition of many hypoxic profiles into the database from the hypoxia-prone Stockholm Archipelago.

In addition, NPs are prone to the formation of aggregates with large diameters (several micrometers) that can be irreversibly trapped in the capillaries of the lungs.

Cities are particularly prone to the effects of climate change.

Retraining commences pre-operatively in prone, followed by progression to 4-point-kneeling, the addition of resistance band and finally weight-bearing with visual feedback and global muscle recruitment.

The oxidized SOD1 was observed to be more prone to aggregation than the WT SOD1, and the addition of DNA can significantly accelerate the oxidative aggregation.

The 30 cm foot apron was augmented in erosion-prone dunes and watercourses by the addition of wider netting or rubber matting to prevent incursions.

When using multiple types and large numbers of markers to create dense linkage maps, the least error prone loci (SNPs) rather than the most informative should be used to create framework maps before the addition of other potentially more error prone markers (microsatellites).

An error-prone RCA method, which is an isothermal DNA amplification method with the addition of MnCl2 to the reaction mixture, was also developed for random mutagenesis [152].

At that age my son was exactly the same as the boy described, with the addition of being so accident prone that he had earned two rounds of sutures and at one point had to wear a bicycle helmet around the house.

However, the addition of 19 amino acids to the N-terminus of Mca1432 converts the Mca1 protein into a strong aggregation-prone variant in vivo.