Sentence examples for be subject to errors from inspiring English sources
It may be subject to errors in data reported by the schools, and to differences in schools that cannot be measured by methods used by The Times.
Jouty expected the first basic analysis in "a matter of days" but warned this read-out could be subject to errors and that more work would be needed for a full interpretation.
In addition, it could be argued that instant tag population estimation may be subject to errors.
Measurement may be subject to errors if the member of staff responsible has other duties as well.
The considered SDCSS scheme requires SUs to perform sensing on their assigned sets of channels and then exchange spectrum sensing results with other SUs, which can be subject to errors.
The total signal per mass of target is decreased when a mismatch is present, and even analyses that rely on relative signal between two channels will be subject to errors as the signal-to-noise ratio decreases.
Eleven of them indicated by αj were assumed to be subject to error; four of them indicated by βj were assumed to be free of error.
Some annotation presented here will be subject to error due to the relatively correlative nature of these associations.
The estimation of the one-year cumulative incidence might be subject to error due to seasonal variation.
