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Older, 27MHz wireless is often found in low-end products, and is prone to interference and range issues.

Settlements in areas prone to storms, floods or forest fires might have to be fortified or moved.

Apply at the beginning or end of the day. Pat gently around eyes and other areas prone to stress lines and dryness .

A denervation of the cardiac sympathetic nerve seems to be the primary genesis of the attack in a patient prone to such events.

Though science likes to think of itself as rational, it is just as prone to fads and assumptions as any other human activity.

Tends to "catastrophic" ; is prone to see problems as disastrous, unsolvable, etc. 073.

He said sufferers appeared normal on the surface, but they lacked impulse controls and were prone to outbursts of violence.

As you are prone to say, keep your cool, and do not let events weaken your resolve to maintain your focus on the end times.

Synthetic vessels made of Teflon exist, but they are prone to infection and blockage by blood clots, and tend to work for only a few months.

So researchers decided to see what would happen if they reigned in the immune response in mice that are prone to diabetes.

"Some people prone to ruminate have basic problems pushing things out of consciousness once they get there, " she said.

Now, even though the "for" loop is a very powerful construct, it is often prone to misuse.

Easy to get angry because their children to drink milk, milk, Hua Chang, kids are prone to diarrhea, milk, also carry a variety of bacteria.

It is not difficult to understand that such a religiosity was prone to self-righteousness and self-justification.

In effect, S& P is treating the U. S. like a much smaller country prone to more political risk than would be expected of a great power.

It had to do with death and disease and lots of other things -- I was a little prone to depression.

A range of deals of all sizes are on the table, making the company prone to a reshaping, the people familiar with the matter said.

"In the absence of these bacteria, the immune system is thought to become more prone to allergic disease, " he said.

Living with a partner prone to worrying can be the death of you - even if you always manage to look on the bright side of life.

Of musical instruments and drums relatively easy to get started, kids are not prone to frustration, can increase children's self-confidence.

and such a nature is prone to love and ready to return love, always embracing that which is akin to him.

The paleosol with less porosity did not develop well in water bearing space and was prone to form a water-resisting layer.

A few things you should know: I love Christmas music and am prone to breaking it out in early November.

Children who are prone to extreme violence often hint at it beforehand, but if Mr Kretschmer did so no one picked it up.

Twigs with bud was prone to take root, soil medium and twigs must be disinfected. Disinfection was more important when cut in sand.

Cancer needs to see the different sides of an issue, or this Crab may be prone to making decisions without knowing all the facts.

As this year's crop of internet-security breaches shows, virtual pastures are just as prone to it as the grassy sort.

The hydrogenated nature of the sugar alcohols also causes them to be less prone to fermentation.

Unlike most of the ruling elite, he did not serve in the KGB, which may make him less prone to paranoia and conspiracy theories.

It emerged that men are normally too proud to ask their partner for help and instead are more prone to hit something or break something.

As expected, the animals were more prone to cancer, which could arise when they were only a year old.

Right now, you are prone to feel vaguely dissatisfied with your personal life, especially the romantic side of it.

Rodman was also prone to question the will to win of his teammates-of-the-moment.

Another actor, Forest Whitaker, took up the directorial reins-as he's prone to do these days (Waiting to Exhale, Hope Floats).

Seawater desulfurization technology is prone to be adopted by the owners due to its low operation costs.

Flat hot stamping and belongs to the surface in contact with the air, prone to hot stamping the failure.

They also partly suppress the body's own immune reaction to any cancer growths, making the cancer more prone to spread.

eg. The British and Americans are prone to regard their interventions as well-intentioned and their impact as beneficent.

The Yangtze is prone to flooding -- one of the problems that Chinese water-control projects are supposed to help remedy.

On a survey released today, it shows women are more likely to tell out extramarital affair, while men are prone to tell the strangers.

The U. S. Diversity Immigrant Visa program, commonly known as the Green Card Lottery, also is prone to scams.

It seemed to be definitely signified with a restless and changeable spirit prone to perpetual concern and questioning.

I have to add that this is a process prone to a lot of trial and error, so it might take a while until you are satisfied with the results.

However, it is a complex task to configure secure MAC addresses statically, and is usually prone to error.

The Munda tribe see such a growth in young children as a bad omen and believe it makes them prone to attacks by tigers and other animals.

The advantages of mixed quality the method for Department of spot-color ink so easy to keep my hair-lipuid are also prone to control.

Such strings are prone to breakage and cannot vibrate properly, produce a tinny sound, and should be replaced.

Do yourself a favor and avoid picking up your tax return near this day as it's prone to be a highly emotional day anyway, in other ways.

Vehicles are prone to hunt when the crown radius of the rail profile too closely matches that of the tread of the wheels.

Consumers might be more prone to making the Internet switch than they were a few years ago, Mr.

B: A single man is no more prone to be in an automobile accident than a married man.

Do not let this current recession deceive you; someone with a college degree is prone to financial security.

In the past, we have exposed it to weeks of uninterrupted use to help identify which parts of the bookstore are prone to failure.

If your mouse stays in the same spot all day, you can be prone to repetitive strain injury (RSI).

However, as the ink not prone to dry, easy to get dirty, so wasteful, productivity is very low.

A hypothetical release of radiation staying near the ground would be subject to low-level winds, which are more prone to varying.

But the fact that markets are prone to sometimes spectacular failure does not mean that governments are immune to it.

The worry with me is that I am prone to denying existence to what I cannot imagine.

As I said, pandemics are unpredictable and prone to deliver surprises.

Leaves with a large surface area are prone to dry out in the absence of shade or moisture, so are not suitable for savannah trees.

More to the point, investors are also responding to evidence that its economy is prone to international pressures.

This kind of sitting posture, Chien but speech, be lie prone to see a computer, change to see a computer.

Many are facing cash-flow problems and are prone to default, with large refinancings and repayments due in the next two years.

"This ineffective and prone-to-error program should be eliminated, " White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said in the statement.

In general, aging skin tends to be thinner, laxer and more prone to fine wrinkles than young skin.

Meanwhile, do not install it above the stainless steel or artificial marble such shining surface location, otherwise prone to mis operation.

Though bred to be obese and prone to diabetes, Olefsky said the glucose tolerance improved in the NCoRknock-out mice.

Funds are not insured, and are more prone to crime. And dealing with a stolen phone in Kenya is not a pleasant experience.

Also script-based Web sites are more prone to bugs or even crashes (of course, I speak for myself; bugs do not afflict your code).

Still, studies show that women are at least as prone to feeling anger as men and that they fight plenty.

Your suggestions are prone to criticisms , especially the theoretical assumptions about how the mind is at work.

Indonesia is in a zone known as the Pacific " ring of fire " , which is prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity .

and flexo coating, the image prone to edge contour, lack of the banner, but the coating of adjustment and is relatively easy for a new look.

If there's one dominant theme to the tipping element reviews, it's that Earth's face is prone to what he calls "singular transformations. "

Furthermore, the CTS-built unit is prone to continual wear and change in friction level over the long haul.

The distributed and heterogeneous nature of SOA makes it particularly prone to failures, causing exceptions at multiple levels [3].

Make sure they aren't prone to social engineering and educate and remind internal users of the company's security policies.

Across a range of countries, construction permitting appears to be a regulatory area particularly prone to corruption.

Keiji Fukuda A: We discuss the high-risk groups, he said that those who are most prone to the symptoms and complications of critical people.

Ron: Bpart from heart disease, I think my family isn't particularly prone to any other diseases.

This response, which also has been shown in adults, suggests that normal school-age children may be naturally prone to empathy, they said.

Pulling a sickie is not something I'm prone to do . And, while I'd like to say I feel sick , I don't .

I'll point out a number of things you can do to make your applications more durable, less prone to attack, and easier to maintain.

H-shares are prone to surges from international investors driven by a desire to own the biggest emerging market, at (almost) any price.

Such paddles are prone to damage if liquid velocity is high, or if the liquid contains solids of any appreciable size.

Studies have shown that entrepreneurs of all types are more prone to it than the general population.

If you answered yes to any of the questions, there's a good chance you're prone to burnout.

Humans are prone to emotional outbursts, but their natural state of being is one of peaceful co-existence.

Beetle infestations could affect any of these, in part by making the region prone to massive wildfires, Carroll said.

Many Chinese are prone to put in their two cents to friends as well-meaning advice.

Asked whether the plant's other underground pools might also be prone to leaking, Mr. Ono had no clear answer.

But this was prone to make criticism into a "treasure hunting" game inevitably.

The child's name is hard to read, hard to pronounce, and is prone to typo errors.

The Lakers won't have the luxury of facing a team in the next round as undisciplined and prone to mental and physical lapses as the Nuggets.

Water first seeps into the loose soil at the base of the area's rocky cliffs, destabilizing the land and making it prone to slides.

Fifteen percent of all women and two to five percent of men in the industrialized world are prone to nickel allergy.

The children are prone to read critical articles, but they are not literate.

Local officials are often open to bribery, while politicians are prone to declaring amnesties for illegal buildings ahead of an election.

But because he sometimes places more than half of his portfolio in a single trade idea, Mr. Tepper also is prone to brutal, abrupt losses.

The researchers speculated that people who carry only one defective copy might be less prone to hypertension.

Indeed, it may be prone to less frequent, but more violent, shocks, spreading from individual banks throughout the financial system.

The valve is prone to leakage around the stem, especially in-board leakage when a vacuum is pulled on the valve outlet.

It was hot in summer, the long-term use of two-component adhesive, prone to clogging roller, bearing in mind that cleaning.

First, using genetic engineering, they created mice prone to the kind of skin defects found in eczema.

Even if you don't have allergies, this might be a good choice for people prone to colds and plus .

Some may also believe that if drugs, say, and prostitution were legal, trade in them would be less prone to violence and exploitation.

Do not store CF cards in hot, dusty or humid places. Also avoid places prone to generate static charge or an electromagnetic field.

However, some parts of the route are on softer ground and can be prone to damage in the event of heavy rainfall.

If it is prone to bite, growl, or curl its lip, the aggressive behavior must be addressed right away.

The front element is very wide making the lens slightly prone to ghosting and flaring , so keeping the hood on is mandatory.

EEG study and propose such a view: to the relevant personnel Alpha brainwaves, then prone to relax.

Xiao Wang is prone to shifting blame onto other people, so none of his friends like him.

For the moment, gradualism is the right path: it is cheaper and less prone to moral hazard (ask investors in Bear Stearns).

The process of filling a pillow, comforter or jacket is prone to differences in net filling material. A 5% variance is possible.

But newbie baby namers are prone to making some mistakes that more experienced name choosers are able to avoid.

Compared to men, in the long run, under high stress, women are more prone to endocrine metabolic problems.

The U. S. electrical grid is antiquated, prone to breaking down and terribly wasteful.

William is a remarkable boy, precocious and serious, prone to pointing out to everyone within hearing that he's lactose intolerant.

Women are especially prone to a condition called osteoporosis (a weakening of the bones) as they get older.

The new study is no assurance that people prone to kidney stones will be able to prevent them through diet alone.

Implicit feedback is usually more honest and less prone to gaming.

But such a tangled chain is prone to strain, particularly when it is paired with the just-in-time practices pioneered by Japan.

Experts believe that this is due to urban life stress, prone to excessive anxiety or worry caused.

The bridge expansion joints are more prone to have problems at present, as time goes on; the extent of damage gradually increases.

Explosion-proof hydraulic winch is prone to various faults due to its complex working conditions.

With all of the time we spend outdoors in the summer, we're prone to mosquitos which means we usually reach for a citronella candle.

During the winter season, many children and even some adults are prone to contract viral gastroenteritis, commonly known as stomach flu.

She is also prone to fly into a state of panic whenever something untoward happens, however trivial.

Sometimes people get too close, and are prone to see things they are unwilling to see, or get hurt in unexpected ways.

These towels will look shiny and feel plush but won't be as absorbent, don't last as long and are prone to pilling.

Some genealogies are more prone to swelling in light work; and often they arise out of Polynesian, Hispanic or Aboriginal descent.

Only a few of us connected the fact that our boss was prone to accept challenges.

the decision-making of family business is prone to be irrational, then, the closed and distorted human resource allocation comes forth.

But surely some pirates were at least prone to impromptu cries of "shiver me timbers? "

Increased schooling created a more stable society, less prone to the conflicts that have raged elsewhere in Central America.

Patients are more prone to depression. Therefore reassurance and support from family members and caregivers are very important.

Typically, sensitive skin develops reddish and scaly areas, can be itchy and tingly, and is prone to breaking into spots.

Once the locking wheel, car steering failure, wheel slip, prone to failure, so do not delay printing better.

Specifically, women are more prone to yeast infections during the second trimester of a pregnancy.

Force big financial firms to hold more capital to make them less prone to a system-shaking collapse and taxpayer bailout.

Drum brakes are prone to a reduction in the braking effect, known as 'fate', caused by overheating of the linings and the drum.

If a student were prone to writing overdone, run on, off topic sentences, Mrs. Abrams would be the first one to tell that student.

The corrosion of steel plate and if it is in contact with solvent ink and not prone to appear in the pitting of and rust.

Natural soil was prone to be disturbed. The structural strength consequently was reduced and the engineering properties changed.

The free-flow of trading information also may have made markets more volatile and prone to wild trading.

Because a property is an alternative way of expressing the design, it is as equally prone to errors as the design.

His lawyer Abbas Kazmi, appointed in the teeth of public hostility, described Kasab as a "vulnerable young man" prone to mood swings.

Demand for new trains has always been prone to peaks and troughs, but that inconsistency has worsened.

If your Pluto is afflicted here, however, you may be prone to compulsive or obsessive thinking, or try to control the thinking of others.

Importing data into Google's database is dicey and prone to errors you just won't be able to easily fix yourself.

Summers are prone to severe sandstorms, locally known as shamal, which can last for days on end, and reduce visibility.

As a result of uterine wall after cesarean section scar left in general, if the line once again pregnant abortion prone to bleeding.

Traditional polyurethane rigid foam prone to be deformation. This kind of foam has low temper and intensity.

Moon in Aquarius may be prone to temper tantrums when young, even though as they grow they end up feeling that emotions are "messy. "

Its members, following Smith's view that the American constitution was divinely inspired, are patriotic and prone to public service.

Other benefits of getting a life are that you become a lot more relaxed and less prone to overreacting about the little things.

He was said to have been remarkably unclever, but prone to miraculous levitation, and intense ecstatic visions that left him gaping.

It could help the anger-prone to control their tempers: like the warning light in your car, it comes on when you start overheating.

Weary of the hostility they face from the outside world, Roma communities are prone to cut themselves off from society and its laws.

You can of course filter your variables manually too, but those methods are more prone to human error and forgetfulness by the programmer.

Avoid caffeinated drinks and if you're prone to getting up during the night to visit the bathroom, you might wish to skip this step.

Accordingly, the syringe needle is arranged in the syringe, a user is not prone to be stabbed and infected.

Meteorological monitoring in areas prone to flood and geological disasters needs to be strengthened.

There were "underlying deficiencies in RBS management, governance and culture which made it prone to make poor decisions" , the report said.

neighbor in the next bed may cry out with profound fright. From birth, he or she is more prone to.

To minimize skin exposure to parts of the site prone to frostbite, the need for regular activities or massage.

Mrs Curran burst into tears as she recalled that her daughter was prone to running away.

Are there any other characteristics that make a person more prone to choking?

When the body develops a resistance to these messengers, people become more prone to overeating and weight gain.

This process is common, and its complexity depends on the application itself. But the process is time-consuming and prone to error.

Your chart is naturally prone to combine love and friendship anyway, but in May the whole tendency just gets out of control.

In the past, Mr Obama has been a bit too prone to play to the zealots who surround him.

The big-strike capability is well suited for high-BMEP or other engines that are prone to misfire.

And it soon turned out the despised jock fan wasn't the only one prone to discharging the occasional firearm.

China is less prone to earthquakes than Japan, which lies on a key fault around the Pacific Rim.

They're also likely to have relationship problems, especially if they marry someone prone to spending.

Some cat breeds are more prone to spells of silence, but sometimes, individual cats of the more vocal breeds are also not very talkative.

According to new research, adolescents with a parent deployed overseas can be far more prone to violence than their peers.

A FORMER chairman of the Federal Reserve, Paul Volcker, once compared financial markets to a sea that was prone to occasional storms.

I'm glad to hear it. The old manual system is very slow and prone to errors.

Dr. Fieldman concludes the study shows beauty counts. He says men are more prone to choose a beautiful woman, regardless of her age.

The deal was the key to "a more stable banking system that is less prone to excessive risk-taking" , chorused US regulators.

Sleeping on hard surfaces can be uncomfortable, and without soft bedding, Greyhounds are prone to develop painful skin sores.

Aberrant filtering bleb morphology also may be cystic and avascular as well as prone to spontaneous leakage.

The superstitious have long regarded Friday the 13th to be a day prone to accidents and misfortune.

There is an urgent need to make markets more transparent and less prone to systemic shocks in light of the financial crisis.

The babies were also more prone to anxiety when confronted with threatening objects, like a Mr. Potato Head with huge eyes.

However, the patient may be volume depleted and prone to hypotension and decreased cardiac output from mechanical ventilation and PEEP.

Meanwhile, the system of direct democracy and representative democracy are prone to vote Paradox and winner take-all phenomenon.

Stem cells can be collected from these embryos and grown into adult nerve cells that are prone to developing the disease.

Prior to its construction, the Chengdu plain was prone to flooding in the winter and drought in the summer.

The smooth metal coils rubbing against the plastic housing seems less prone to deterioration and change in friction level.

During the production, processing, storage, transmission and distribution of natural gas, methane losses are prone to occur.

In the summer, be sure to bring enough water, because climbers will sweat, if you do not add enough water, prone to collapse, heat stroke.

Straight couples often argue along gender lines: the men are at turns angry and distant, the women more prone to lugubrious bursts.

The system is dynamic and inherently prone to crashes that cause great damage along the way.

The high probability of a disk read being necessary for each insert makes this scenario prone to poor performance.

They also tend to be less prone to breed-specific health problems, and there's a school of thought that they're smarter than purebreds.

Candy also contains heavy metals such as aluminum, should not be eliminated from the body, prone to Alzheimers disease and arthritis.

The former president, once a heavy smoker, had lung-cancer surgery in 1996 and was prone to respiratory illnesses.

Our results suggest that anemic rats are more prone to develop arsenic poisoning following chronic ingestion of high content of arsenic.

In this case, prone to psychological sense of loss, and thus germination dissent.

Many people in Taiwan are prone to be up in arms over some sensitive political issues.

This need for external stimulation may explain why extroverts tend to be particularly prone to boredom.

Drop in the city , some of the new investors were prone to give up , even the feel wronged and act rashly Poguanposhuai - operation .

Furthermore, human inspectors are prone to visual fatigue and their decisions on the existence of defects are subjective.

Grain is prone to be contaminated by moulds including field and storage fungi and their mycotoxins.

In Singapore, a senior Asian executive asked his American buddy half jokingly whether Asians or Americans are more prone to corruption?

Michael Carr said that he was now prone to lighten up or take a portion of the profits.

While considering him as a partner, one should always remember that a Gemini man is not prone to jealousy, and avoids being over-possessive.

In a country where politicians are prone to self-enrichment, she does not even draw her full salary.

When being melted, magnesium alloys were prone to burn heavily, so special measures must be taken to protect it from ignition.

Without enough stress, you're unlikely to give your full effort and you may also be prone to making mistakes.

"That's not me enough" is the kind of thing I am prone to say about myself.

One of the goals of diabetes treatment is to prevent diabetes after the blood vessels prone to disorder.

Accidents records and statistics show that newly hired and inexperienced employees are more prone to accidents than others.

Shift workers are particularly prone to this condition as their natural biological rhythms are perpetually disrupted.

In areas which are prone to salinization-alkalization and water-logging, measures shall be taken to control and lower the groundwater level.

Lineage-specific patterns are also seen: translocations are rare in dipteran flies, and angiosperm genomes seem prone to polyploidization.

The most well known example is that of the Agouti mice: they are yellow, fat and are prone to diabetes and cancer.

Excess skin of the eyelid, or prolapsed fat pads underneath the eyes, makes an individual more prone to this sensation.

Operational level due to differences in staff, accountability of the different, prone to misuse.

Unfavourable reactions are prone to occur, since high concentrations of drug may be attained rapidly in both plasma and tissues.

If you're prone to thinking, "It's just Facebook -- can it really cause that many problems in an adult relationship? "

Yes, I believe psychological research (and probably social science research in general) is prone to provoke scientific discounting.

This can be a very tedious task, and is also very prone to errors.

He was always prone to believe that he could make money by purchasing a horse.

We've now got a good idea, which regions of the brain are prone to this faulty wiring.

Conclusion AIDS is prone to be concurrent penicilliosis marneffei which should take clinical doctors regards.

Pension funds are less prone to sudden withdrawals of cash and are the best homes for illiquid assets.

As a result of dy lampnot ionization potential low, so low-voltage triggered a Xenon lamp, are more prone to trigger point.

You could burn the temper from your blade making the edge brittle and prone to chips or cracks.

This suggests to us that markets remain exceptionally cautious and are prone to another relapse in risk sentiment.

Japan proved equally prone to creating asset bubbles as the US, even though its banking system was under much closer state guidance.

JNR was prone to political pressure, had no discretionary powers and had lost autonomy like Indian Railways today.

Differences in the neurotransmitter might explain why some people are more prone to crying in emotional situations than others.

it was also prone to fraud and fraught with moral hazard, since sloppy lending went unpunished.

Programmers tend to be a proud lot, and many are prone to delusions of grandeur.

In Britain, and now in Germany, some converts to Islam appear to be particularly prone to extremism.

Experts had warned of the dangers of soil erosion in the area, known to be prone to mud slides.

Many or all would be females, which may be less prone to becoming involved in fights.

Do not rely on the feet or legs close to the tattoo, because they are very close to the ground, prone to infection.

In the second instance, your trip may be taken spontaneously, something you as a Capricorn are not prone to do.

Diabetics are prone to an increased production of thromboxane , a substance that encourages platelets to clump together .

People with a history of migraines and severe headaches are more prone to TGA.

The right coronary and left circumflex are especially prone to artifact due to their proximity to the right and left atria, respectively.

Negotiations are prone to go in the wrong direction and need to be renegotiated later anyway.

It's like a 100 metres sprinter being more prone to that kind of injury than a marathon runner.

i ' m an ex - marine and not prone to hallucinations . i ' m guessing the poor fellow only wants to relieve himself .

The low bid is prone to errors in assumptions made by the contractor, and many external events can affect costs during construction.