Sentence examples for substantially more prone from inspiring English sources

Sandy soils were substantially more prone to leach N, and perennial grasses were better to prevent N leaching.

(Women, in general, seem substantially more prone to concussions, and explanations vary, from weaker necks to a greater honesty in self-diagnosis).

(Women, in general, seem substantially more prone to concussions, and explanations vary, from weaker necks to a greater honesty in self-diagnosis). And in December, 2009, Reggie Fleming, a New York Rangers defenseman in the nineteen-sixties who was known more for his fighting than for his scoring, became the first pro hockey player to be given a diagnosis of C.T.E.

I was a real family girl as a kid... well attached, loved my family to bits, substantially more prone to homesickness than my siblings.

It also claims that Firestone was slow to share data and that even the tires Firestone did not recall are substantially more failure-prone than comparable Goodyear tires.

The excess of parallel changes in deep branches of phylogenetic trees reported here precisely mimics the law of homologous series at the molecular level in that more closely related sequences are more prone to parallel mutations, presumably, because they have substantially overlapping sets of covarions, unlike sequences that have diverged farther.

Botany (especially with X = plants) contributes substantially more than zoology to the total and researchers dealing with mammals, primates in particular, are more prone to contrast lower with higher representatives of their favorite group than are zoologists dealing with other animal taxa.

"We deserve substantially more.

More prone to waterlogging.

They are also more prone to emigrate.

(Pisces were more prone to heart failure).