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All these assays have to deal with the low number of CEC in peripheral blood, (typically 0 20 CEC per ml in healthy donors) rendering such assays highly susceptible to errors in sampling, preparation, and analysis.

The model also makes a similar prediction for the RT process, which resulted in a highly skewed Beta distribution with some genome positions highly susceptible to error.

This experiment is highly susceptible to systematic errors arising from multiple sources.

Under imperfect synchronization conditions, multicarrier transmissions such as OFDM and MIMO-OFDM are highly susceptible to synchronization errors such as carrier frequency offset (CFO) and sampling frequency offset (SFO) [6 11], especially for operation at low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) regimes in case of high-performance coded systems.

Traditional anticancer therapies such as, chemotherapy and radiation, are highly expensive, susceptible to errors and ineffective techniques.

Given that the results presented below are highly susceptible to Type II errors, these are inappropriate to include in the paper.

Due to their short length, mapping reads from second generation sequencing platforms is highly susceptible to single base errors or small indels.

Even though MEMS gyros are known to be highly susceptible to mechanical vibration, the mechanisms responsible for generating vibration-induced errors are not well understood.

Rapidly growing tissue, such as bone during puberty, is known to be highly susceptible to carcinogenesis, possibly due to rapidly proliferating osteogenic cells being more vulnerable to DNA repair errors [ 4, 34].

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DNA is highly susceptible to ionizing radiation.