Consequently, what GPs enter as 'brief advice' in patients' medical notes is likely to vary greatly and some may be prone to record even the slightest mention of smoking.
It is also noted that collecting and recording experimental data is prone to error, so the recorded values in the literature will contain some inaccuracies.
WASHINGTON — Scientists who helped pioneer BioWatch, the government's system for detecting a biological attack on the U.S., knew from the start that it was prone to false alarms, records show.
In the second section, we cover recording electrodes and how they can be more discriminating in what they record, less prone to electrical noise, and less damaging to the neural tissue.
Camby, a 6-foot-11-inch, 225-pound noodle of a center, has been criticized throughout his career for being unaggressive and prone to injury -- a recording of a crying baby was played on the P.A. once when he entered a game against his former team in Toronto.
Routine data that are based on health facility records are prone to errors at all stages from initial recording in facility registers, through compilation of data at the facility level for returns to district health offices, during compilation at the district level for reporting to national level, and in analysis at the national level.
We explored the use of routinely collected referral data but these were unreliably recorded and prone to temporal changes in coding practices.
When the subject chose to continue playing even when the expected value of the lottery game was lower in probabilistic terms than the sure value, the subject was recorded as "prone to risk".
The defence review has been prone to leaks, off-the-record briefings and a great deal of speculation.
As administrative database was used to identify ACSCs, the recorded diagnoses are prone to coding errors.
