Sentence examples for significantly more prone from inspiring English sources

Chronic blushers became no redder than others, but they proved significantly more prone to blush.

I had collected acculturation data in a survey, linked the students to the plagiarism data, and found that those Asian students who identified with their home cultures and had spent less time in the United States were significantly more prone to plagiarize.

The results show that the experiments using multiple crystalline conformations are significantly more prone to screening performance fluctuations (Figure 4).

In the 2005 referendum on congestion pricing in Edinburgh, Gaunt et al. [17] find that car drivers are significantly more prone to voting « no » than non-car drivers.

In our study, concerning P. aeruginosa biofilms, catheter coating by nanoparticles alone proved to be significantly more prone to bacterial colonization (p < 0.0001) at 24 h than the standard catheter and the catheter sections either immersed in the antimicrobial solution or coated with the nanoparticles loaded with the newly synthesized compounds (Figure 3).

Interestingly, small variants were significantly more prone to affect transcript levels suggesting a preferential localization on (long distance) gene enhancers and repressors.

But even that figure may be misleading in reference to young adults, because it includes not only first-time marriages, but also second and third marriages, which are significantly more divorce-prone.

Fields in text formats were significantly more error-prone than those with direct measurements or involving numerical figures (p<0.001).

Female suicide attempters with BPD were significantly more shame-prone than both female suicide attempters without BPD and female non-suicidal patients and controls.

47 Significantly more women were prone to be victims of domestic violence than men.

The PaO2 FiO2 ratio increased significantly more in the prone group than in the supine group in the first 4 days (P = 0.03).