Sentence examples for subject to human errors from inspiring English sources

The manual assessment can be subject to human errors.

The manual scoring is subject to human errors and it is time consuming, costly process, and not sufficient enough for reliable information [3, 4].

The manual analysis is known to be slow and subject to human errors [ 8].

First, identifying damage by hand/eye is subject to human error and dependent upon the subjective opinion of the classifier.

In the end of the day, it is subject to human error".

"Yes, it is subject to human error, just like anything else is.

After the last election, the Republicans fought vigorously to stop manual recounts, insisting that they were inaccurate and subject to human error.

City officials defended the system, saying that it has improved response times — this October the average was 3 minutes 56 seconds, down from 4 minutes 12 seconds last October — and that the old system was also subject to human error.