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Meanings of less prone in inglés

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Usage of less prone in inglés
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We observed that mutation-carrying cells were less prone to differentiate into CCs.
Pubmed
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Pork chops were once much fattier and less prone to drying out.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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Its task is to make the financial system less prone to systemic breakdowns.
Reuters
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An advantage of thinness was being less prone to develop chronic non-communicable diseases.
Pubmed
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The former is more efficient and less prone to carbon emissions.
The Guardian
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They tend to be more durable and less prone to expensive early repairs.
Reuters
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The nanoparticle-protein composite is less prone to oxidation compared to the individual components.
Pubmed
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While phones historically were less prone to cyber-attacks, this is changing.
The South African
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A more good-natured woman did not live;-orone less prone to ruin any one.
The Prime Minister
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A scanning ATM is faster and less prone to processing error than a teller.
Reuters
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Perhaps a cardboard token, though not as shiny, would be less prone to slippage.
Wired
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Children are singularly imitative, and more or less prone to suffer from this tendency.
Doctor and Patient
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To-night, perhaps, he was less prone to impatience than ever.
An Outcast of the Islands
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Skype and iChat programs have become more dependable, less prone to cut off connections.
Wired
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He's as old as Smith, but less prone to bursts of elaborate facial topiary.
The Guardian
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Then as now, the military were seen as less prone to corruption than the police.
Reuters
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