Sentence examples for be exposed to errors from inspiring English sources
Citations can potentially be exposed to errors due to articles being cited in different ways, variations in author affiliations or multiple author affiliations, and variations in institutional naming or indeed omission of country/institute of origin [ 32, 33].
Related to this opinion is the assurance that it is a positive good for mankind to be exposed to error; only in this way may virtue be tested, strengthened, and made adequate to the trials of earthly life.
We use these error probabilities to ensure that in the experiments, participants are exposed to errors at a considerable frequency.
Still others are exposed to errors, but are lucky enough to suffer no obvious harm [ 3].
Cf.: "…if this freedom [of the pen] is denied, we are deprived at the same time of a great means of testing the correctness of our own judgments, and we are exposed to error" (Anthropology, 7 129).
(Fewer readers will be exposed to those errors, too).
The treatment conditions within a chip shall be exposed to similar systematic and random error.
In the trial and error condition, individuals will benefit from the trial and error learning, but will be exposed to the risk of experiencing deficits through insufficient task performances more frequently than individuals in the errorless condition.
Even so, the results of blood vessels counting were exposed to human error [ 6].
