Sentence examples for be susceptible to errors from inspiring English sources
Also, information on events that occur in the past may be susceptible to errors as a result of recall bias or memory lapses.
In contrast, medication administration tasks such as administering medication via infusion pumps or intravenous push were found to be susceptible to errors of commission (eg, setting the wrong infusion rate).
Both of the old ways — hand-counting paper ballots and relying on interlocked rotary counters to tabulate votes that are cast by pulling down levers on mechanical machines — have been shown to be susceptible to error and fraud.
Potential drop (PD) measurements, used for this purpose, are susceptible to errors caused by the accumulation of creep strain.
Molecular barcodes commonly in the form of random nucleotides were recently introduced to improve gene expression measures by detecting amplification duplicates, but are susceptible to errors generated during PCR and sequencing.
Third, analytical reconstruction techniques are susceptible to errors and noise in data, which are common due to the experimental limitations.
At depths beyond this, the interpretation is susceptible to errors due to higher skin friction and increase in overburden stress.
Hence, this approach is susceptible to errors related to the classification procedures in the training and synthesis stages.
The search of natural patterns by visual comparison of hundreds of images to find an individual identity is susceptible to errors [8, 11].
That strangely mirrors the adage about adolescents being susceptible to errors in judgment -- a belief that has been thrown out the school door in the name of zero tolerance.
