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• This stretch of road is prone to foggy patches.

• Our window boxes were prone to vandalism.

• He is rather prone to making tactless remarks.

• Cheaters are agents with high discount rates, prone to defraud others in exchange.

• Positioning of obese patients was found to be more prone to set-up errors and requires online position verification.

• Positioning of obese patients seems more prone to set-up errors and requires online position verification.

• However, highly virulent pathogens are prone to local extinction, and there are a number of strategies for persistence.

• Regulation, however comprehensive and widely ratified and implemented, is unlikely to prove highly successful since it is prone to enforcement deficit.

• To illustrate, beings with limited cognitive capacities are prone to mistakes in utility calculations.

• With peace keeping, the primary public good produced is political-military stability in a con-ict-prone region.

• Patients were positioned in either the supine or prone position depending on the type of tumour.

• More specifically, if students are prone to take criticism very personally, perhaps this may have a deleterious effect on their music education.

• Manually adding best-fit curves to data plots can be laborious and prone to error.

• Concomitant to facile availability and media exposure, youth are prone to consume these compounds at a young age.

• Writing picklers by hand is a tedious and error-prone business.

• However, using recursive solutions can often be a less error-prone methodology.

• The result is low wages that make workers prone to unionization.

• Dichotomous measures (democracy\authoritarianism) are particularly prone to this deficiency.