Examples of using Less prone in English and their translations into Romanian
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Computer
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Programming
this tool is less prone to vibration, and thus is safer.
Its inland location means it is sheltered more from hurricanes and less prone to destructive damage.
In addition, a financial activities tax could be less prone to the risks to EU competitiveness that other taxation tools would pose if introduced unilaterally.
Dark-skinned people are less prone, since this type of skin is more protected from the action of ultraviolet radiation.
This, obviously, implies that they are much less prone to heart attacks and also strokes.
Those who practice pranayama regularly are less prone to fevers, flu,
By doing spiritual practice we build up our own spiritual reserves so that we are less prone to attack from the spiritual dimension.
you will be less prone to suffer from problems of this type.
This, certainly, suggests that they are much less prone to heart attacks and also strokes.
it is less prone to fungus and mold damage,
(Results have proven that the animals are healthier, less prone to disease and perform at their peak.).
Interference- Less prone to radio frequency interference,
Because it is less prone to breakdown at C17 alkylation,
This, of course, means that they are less prone to heart attacks and strokes.
Saftey- LED lights are more durable and less prone to shattering due to accidental impact.
smarter, and less prone to freckling, a Sheldon 2.0, if you will.
One advantage of neuroevolution is that it may be less prone to get caught in"dead ends".[1].
Of course, I want wood to be less prone to decay and the release of resinous vysokol.
However, it is less prone to cause bitterness
This, certainly, means that they are less prone to cardiovascular disease as well as movements.