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However, in the presence of diffuse, infiltrative HCC or myriad heterogeneous metastases, anatomical partition modelling is prone to significant error [ 1].

Second, the inclusion of clustering into analytical models is prone to assumptions and approximations.

The proposed model is prone to static disorder in terms of the bulk distribution of the tetra-connected TCNE species and to dynamic effects due to the relative rotational freedom of the bi-connected TCNE moieties.

Insurance companies do not penalise soft-top owners specifically, unless a particular model is prone to theft.

The reason for this is that all multivariable modeling is prone to overfitting, and the more parameters in the model, the more likely it will fit "too well".

Every computer model is prone to bugs, whereas the probability of theses errors increases along with the complexity and size of the model.

The state presented in the attached model is prone to the switch between State 0 and State 1.

That pixel is given the closest value present for that variable in the model; however, the model is prone to over-extensive predictions when the response curve is high (or was increasing) and curtailed by the environment present in the training region.

The preclinical sheep model is prone to rather high postoperative complication rates which might not always be reported.

When p ≫ 1, the Cox regression model is prone to noise and tends to produce unreliable estimations of regression coefficients.

We found that the linearity dose-effect model is prone to underestimate the preventive effects for folate against breast cancer compared with the nonlinearity model.