Sentence examples for liable to comparison from inspiring English sources

In reality, this coincides with the "stochastic divergence" case liable to comparison with the initial deterministic divergence case.

If scales such as these are used to compare quality of life between ethnic groups, or equivalently between geographical regions, the different results in each group are liable to bias any comparison which could lead to inequitable policy decisions.

Analog televisions, like Sony's flat-screen Wega, are at the pinnacle of their art, inexpensive in comparison with digital TV's and liable to last a lifetime.

As in all before/after studies, comparison with a historic control group is liable to introduce a bias based on confusion.

In another place, Bondi makes a similar point: "Comparison with observation becomes then possible and renders the PCP liable to observational disproof.

By repeating the process above, comparison of the physical properties under vibration or not is liable to illustrate the change in seepage characteristics and active mechanisms in the low-frequency vibration production technology.

A comparison is also made with the predictions of a model for truss lattice core, which is liable to represent the case of a fully triangulated network.

"You're liable to kill somebody".

That's liable to be controversial.

Someone was liable to enter after all.

They are also liable to change suddenly.