Examples of using Less prone in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is also less prone to errors.
Amazing moissanite stones turned out to be easier to cut, but less prone to wear.
Such potatoes are less prone to disease.
You can also apply an over-the-counter antifungalpowder under your breasts to keep the area dry and less prone to fungus.
They're also far less prone to false alarms.
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Women were 9% less prone to non-adherence than men to have clinically useful blood levels of tenofovir, and people who did not report any unprotected sex also had slightly lower adherence, although this difference was not significant.
That means they are less prone to have error.
According to the manufacturer, it is less prone to scale.
Male sex is less prone to colitis than female sex.
The muscles will be less tight and less prone to injury.
Eumelanin is also less prone to degradation than pheomelanin.
If you do it then tissue of fat in the throat will be not so thick andyou will be less prone to suffer from problems of this type.
People with AIDS seem less prone to suicide than"merely" seropositive.
Babies born to women treated with metformin have been found to develop less visceral fat,making them less prone to insulin resistance in later life.
After all, they're less prone to making mistakes.
This makes L-arginine is beneficial in improving the health ofarterial walls by making them more flexible and less prone to blood clots which can block the flow of blood.
People with AIDS seem less prone to suicide than"merely" seropositive.
L-arginine is beneficial in this regard as it improves the health of theartery walls by making them more flexible and less prone to blood clots which can block the flow of blood.
Agreeable people are less prone to cardiovascular diseases.
From a constructive point of view, it is worth paying attention to the cassettes on several spiders,they are easier than usual collapsible, less prone to contamination and allow you to change individual nodes, rather than the entire cassette.
Nine percent said that the film made them even less prone to see the Jews today as responsible for the crucifixion and only 2 percent said that they now felt a greater tendency to blame the Jews for killing Jesus.
Those bones are stronger, less prone to fracture.
Some medications also may help you become less prone to attacks of itchy eyes in the future, especially if symptoms are due to seasonal allergies.
That's because people who are conscientious may be more likely to abide by healthful behaviors,may be less prone to disease and may find more success in relationships and in the workplace.
The finished software is reportedly more sensitive and less prone to picking up imperfections in the data, with an initial analysis of asteroids existing between Mars and Jupiter showing a 15 percent improvement in detection rates.
Perhaps good Vettius should pit a man less prone to death against the mighty Gannicus!
Tools like Watson are less prone to those failings.
As a result, the infant becomes less prone to allergy-related conditions such as asthma.
Perhaps even taller, smarter, and less prone to freckling, a Sheldon 2.0, if you will.
It also makes the laces more difficult to adjust than if they had hooks,but the eyelets are less prone to catching on brush or getting bent closed when you bash your leg against a boulder.