Sentence examples for prone to variability from inspiring English sources

Naturally, SUVs are varying along the given TRF and are thus prone to variability when not determined at a strictly standardized time.

Existing methods for extraction and processing of large fragments of bacterial genomic DNA are manual, time-consuming, and prone to variability in DNA quality and recovery.

One possible explanation for a lack of correlation is the non-standardized method for identifying clinical splenomegaly, which relies on either subjective evaluation or an arbitrary size cutoff, and is therefore prone to variability in visual perception.

The intensity of peaks obtained in mass spectral data (which is displayed on the y-axis of the mass spectrum), however, are prone to variability.

Cytokine-based techniques allow the simultaneous analysis of immune responses to several antigenic epitopes, but have the disadvantage of being indirect and prone to variability.

In addition, the measure of antibody response is prone to variability due to the experimental procedures, such as type of red blood cells or virus preparation.

Because many spine types are ambiguous, shape classification by human operators is subjective and prone to high variability both within an operator on the same spines (intra-operator variability), and between trained operators using the same classification criteria (inter-operator variability).

There is a direct relationship between instrument reliability and sensitivity to change as instruments that are prone to higher variability between assessments may not detect significant longitudinal change as accurately as instruments with lower between-assessment variability.

But scientists are somewhat cautious in their predictions, given that sea ice is prone to natural variability.

Generally, water supplied from SDWs occurs in shallow water tables which are generally prone to climate variability and ET losses hence more sensitive to rapid WT fluctuations (De Louw et al. 2013).

Although seemingly simple to establish, CHI models are particularly prone to experimental variability.