Sentence examples for thereby prone from inspiring English sources

We find that our technique is particularly useful in children because their abdominal wall muscles are more fragile and thereby prone to accidental injury with blunt penetration when the standard technique is used.

As the stroma is a highly stationary compartment, homeostasis is primarily based on cellular adaptation and damage clearance and thereby prone to age-related changes.

Thus, the homeostasis of the dermis is primarily based on cellular adaptation and damage clearance and thereby prone to age-related changes.

Forensic samples may contain damaged DNA [ 24] and it is seems likely that they are thereby prone to BPCR between repeated sequences [ 8] leading to artifacts.

No statistically significant differences were observed (P > 0.05 for all comparisons) between the acute and chronic forms of CSC; however, this observation needs to be confirmed in larger cohorts since separation by the form of the disease rendered some subgroups very small for enough statistical power and thereby prone to chance findings.

It is also possible that Aβ1-34 is more stable than Aβ1-42, as it is less hydrophobic and may thereby be less prone to preanalytical confounding factors.

The best option in such a situation would have been anterior cervical disectomy and Casper plate fixation thereby avoiding prolonged prone positioning.

Considering its tight interaction with AP-sites, TDG would be optimally suited to delay processing of these repair intermediates, thereby favoring error-prone translesion synthesis and recombination repair.

Twelve years ago, McRae was sent off for firing 11 bare-knuckled shots into the prone O'Gara, thereby sparking five minutes or so of pugilistic pandemonium that were the equal of most things seen in the Wild West days of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Since ZrO2 thin film exhibits antibacterial activity against only E.coli, it is not active against a wide variety of microbial species and thereby implanted material is prone to bacterial attack that may eventually lead to inflammation and destructive of the implants (Jangra et al. 2012).

We then derived some rules for predicting HSC and thereby of proteins more prone to carbonylation.