Sentence examples for somewhat more prone from inspiring English sources

Some types of cancer, though, like ovarian, cervical, skin or lymphatic, are more difficult to diagnose and are somewhat more prone to errors.

For example, the data suggest that males are somewhat more prone to imitate physical aggression a highly masculine-typed behaviour than are females, with male subjects reproducing more physical aggression than female subjects; there were, however, no differences in the imitation of verbal aggression, which is less sex-typed.

But he's reluctant to buy the heritability estimate, in part because twins are somewhat more prone than other children to developmental disabilities.

However, these more concentrated forms can be overfed and horses are somewhat more prone to choke on them.

We did notice a gender difference in reporting SDB complaints as also found by other authors [ 10, 12], showing that boys are somewhat more prone to serious SDB complaints.

In the Cohen technique, a cross-trigonal tunnel is created bringing the ureter to the contralateral side, the other techniques result in a more natural course of the ureter, but are somewhat more prone to complications such as bowel injury or kinking of the ureter.

Specifically, non-identical trials were somewhat more error prone than identical trials (12.6% vs. 9.2%), second items with final stress led to more errors than second items with penultimate stress (13.2% vs. 8.6%), and decisions in the stress condition tended to be less accurate than those in the vowel condition (11.2% vs. 10.5%).

Even so, Mr. Tandy cautioned that while engineers could do much to make certain models more stable, sport utilities would always be somewhat more rollover-prone than cars because of their greater height.

It has indeed been a ridiculously crazy time for public spectacles likely chalked up to coincidence in the end but following the Grammys' lead, this year's Oscars were somewhat more mishap-prone than usual.

Liberals, with a somewhat less dogmatic position, will be more prone to make concessions on the issue.

I'm glad he's gone now, but what an unpleasant mess that could have been somewhat mitigated if I had actually been less optimistic and more prone to making sure I had my own secrets - like a nice personal bank account.