You would be prone to osteoporosis.
But a giant fishing expedition would be prone to misuseand hacking.
Some boys believed a woman in power would be prone to a "nervous breakdown".
The reality is that the NHS would be prone to legal challenge whatever the changes contained within the bill.
We hypothesized that this method would be prone to error and a computer-based tool would lead to a more accurate interpretation of the screening results.
This representation of distractor items would be prone to error because it would have to be continually maintained, monitored, updated and extended.
Her blood pressure is on the "low side of normal," he said, so she would be prone to fainting and sensitive to dehydration.
This approach would be prone to off target effects62,63,64, may lead to the mutation of the wild-type allele, and gRNAs would have to be designed and tested for each disease locus.
More important, he criticizes the panel that would be governing them, suggesting it would be prone to political pressures and not the general welfare (again, as Cap and company define it).
Trump, whose signature tower was completed in 1983, and other leading developers expressed concerns about installation costs and said sprinklers would be prone to vandalism, according to a 1998 Times article.
But they added that such raw data, to be useful, would have to be adjusted to reflect factors like whether a doctor treated significantly sicker patients who would be prone to complications.
