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Reply.com CMO Brian Bowman says that while other ad platforms offer geo-targeted ads, they tend to be more expensive than normal ad campaigns, and are also prone to incorrectly assessing a web user's location.

Nevertheless, a network operator is prone to incorrectly configure the firewalls because there are typically thousands or hundreds of filtering/admission rules (i.e., rules in the Access Control List file, or ACL for short), which could be set up in a firewall; not mentioning these rules among firewalls affect mutually and can make the matter worse.

Due to noise, in large voxel sets the RFE method is prone to incorrectly labeling potentially informative voxels with too low weights, thus discarding them early in the iteration cycle, which ultimately leads to suboptimal classification of the test-set.

Besides, concluded quantitative results are correlative to our previous qualitative results, interpreting why some patients are prone to be incorrectly predicted as other facial color categories.

Based on the evaluation of the first hypothesis it is shown that too early appearing questions are prone to be answered incorrectly.

The selection was biased: we selected concepts which are prone to be represented incorrectly (e.g. roles) and show the typical error of representing relations as subsumption.

This release is prone to injury if done incorrectly, so again be very careful and try not to over-throw it.

Because ILD test is prone to type I errors of incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis of congruence among the datasets, a conservative threshold of P<0.0001 is recommended for interpreting the results of this test [30].

Biopsy is prone to sampling error and may incorrectly indicate benign disease or miss early invasion.

While the Bears' coaching staff believed Hester showed enough progress to become one of the team's top receivers in 2008, Hester was prone to making small errors, including running routes incorrectly or dropping catches.

As a consequence, tube-based collection formats are prone to poor RNA quality if filled imperfectly or incorrectly, and are not recommended for use in uncontrolled environments such as field collection or standard shipping [ 10].