The transfusion of blood and blood products is a complex, multi-professional task which is liable to errors at any point in the journey from donor to recipient.
Nevertheless, genotyping of hDNA samples is liable to errors caused by DNA damage and allelic dropout.
Even though the structure, genetic content and organization of mtDNA are strongly conserved among mammals and human mtDNA is considered a paradigm for the whole class [ 3], it is imperative that sequencing of new mt genomes incorporate evidence from the transcriptome as often as possible, as annotations based on genomic data only are liable to errors.
'Life at Newbury Hall School': Overall, The Royal Ballet School was issued the notice last November after an earlier Ofsted inspection found pupil safeguarding was "not effective" and the system for vetting staff was "liable to error," reported Schools Week.
Indeed, it may well be that because the verdicts of a prize board, like the reviews of a critic, are liable to error and misprisions, to resentment as well as sentiment, they remind us uncomfortably closely of what the works being judged — of what art and literature — are about: the messy business of being human.
He seems to think that it is a conceptual truth that moral judgments are liable to error.
Nevertheless, SNaPshot™ results must be carefully replicated since genotypes are liable to error due to allelic dropout and C→T transitions.
As with most measures, our objective health construct is liable to error.
The analytical methods for detecting hundreds to thousands of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are very complex multistep procedures, which are liable to error [ 1].
These microcracks may be liable to initiate crevice corrosion.
It wd. next occur to such a people, that they themselves were liable to temporary errors, thro' want of information as to their true interest, and that men chosen for a short term, & employed but a small portion of that in public affairs, might err from the same cause.
