Examples of using Less prone in English and their translations into Slovak
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The infrared heat from the tourmaline also dries the hair from the inside making it dry faster and less prone to heat damage.
Hydrated skin is less prone to sensitivity, looks radiant
the infant becomes less prone to allergy-related conditions such as asthma.
For instance, people with high neurplasticity are less prone to anxiety and depression while learning faster
EN C 375/256 Official Journal of the European Union 13.10.2016 THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS Areas of expenditure less prone to errors 8.6.
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.
it is less prone to fungus and mold damage,
People living in wooden houses are less prone to headaches, depression and stress.
are easier to handle, and are less prone to tearing.
is also less prone to cryptographic attacks
The country which I represent is less prone to these particular concerns because it is still more of a transit country for illegal immigration.
Do you know people with oily skin are less prone to aging and wrinkles?
802.11ac Wi-Fi is less prone to interference from other wireless devices operating on the same bandwidth.
will be less prone to all sorts of contamination.
who are less prone to skin cancer than non-Hispanic whites.
They are not always right, but overall they are surely more right, and less prone to miss the mark.
platinum will hold it better and be less prone to breakages than its yellow counterpart.
Fernando is less prone to mistakes.
Those who regularly drink chamomile tea are less prone to neuroses, irritability
Your dentist may have suggestions for alternate products that you use a different product that is less prone to this effect.