Therefore comparison between cases and controls for peak rearfoot eversion in the present study may be vulnerable to error, particularly since this is the first application of the model to measure children and adolescents' with and without JIA.
Due to its complexity intensive care is vulnerable to errors.
Additionally, many in vitro studies in this field use ultrasound configurations that are vulnerable to errors during calibration and use.
The genetic "hotspots" where recombination is most likely to take place are also linked to inherited diseases, since these regions are vulnerable to errors in the genetic code.
While standard machine learning algorithms are robust against input data with errors from random distributions, it turns out that they are vulnerable to errors that are strategically chosen by an adversary.
Robustness: a traditional LSA model is not concerned with the order of the words within the text, thus being vulnerable to errors: an informed student may well deceive the system [10].
In sum, our goal is to develop technology for an LSA system with more robustness, accuracy, and portability: Robustness: a traditional LSA model is not concerned with the order of the words within the text, thus being vulnerable to errors: an informed student may well deceive the system [10].
In the processes of imprint erasure, establishment and maintenance are vulnerable to errors.
As such the rear- and mid-foot segment rotation data may have been vulnerable to errors different from those reported for the original model.
As an administrative database with data entry performed by multiple abstractors at numerous sites across the province, the BCPDR is vulnerable to errors.
Since only a few points are used in the non-linear regression and the location of core pith was estimated rather than observed, the age scenarios are vulnerable to errors and variations in input data (midpoint vs. other estimates; 1 vs. 2 sigma ranges).
