Sentence examples for be prone to random from inspiring English sources

However, even in this large (n = 2,795 fetuses) trial, subgroup analysis will be prone to random error.

Using only the last observation year would be unreliable, as the data would be prone to random fluctuations given our comparatively small sample size.

The Pohar-Perme net survival estimator may be prone to random variation and result in biased estimates when exact follow-up times are not available, or when follow-up is incomplete [ 24].

"All chemical processes are prone to random errors.

Inoperative rockets are prone to random explosions of the unused fuel they carry.

SN software failures: SNs are prone to random permanent software failures which can render them inactive, i.e., unable to sense or communicate.

In this paper, a fast and accurate approximate analytical method for the evaluation of the output variability in capacitated multi-stage production lines where machines are prone to random failures is proposed.

Given that participants were prone to random (i.e., non-directed) modifications at later trials, it was harder for them to reach a better solution and to improve the overall performance measure.

Such techniques are prone to random and systematic measurement errors, which may attenuate observed diet disease associations.

Assessment of dietary intake is prone to random and systematic sources of error whatever the method of data collection (Miller et al., 2008).

To determine the strength of the evidence presented, for each review we assessed the quality of the included studies, based on randomization and blinding since these characteristics are known to affect potential bias [ 8], and the number of patients available for any analysis, because small numbers are prone to random error [ 9, 10].