Sentence examples for subject to potential errors from inspiring English sources
All are subject to potential errors in reporting by the study participants.
Tumor size measurement is subject to potential errors, and both tumor characteristics and imaging limitations may differentially affect the measurement accuracy of tests used for this purpose.
Case reports based on incomplete and/or inappropriate phenotypic criteria with or without assistance of commercial diagnostics are subject to potential errors [ 24- 27], given the fact that Leuconostoc and related bacteria possess overlapping phenotypes.
How gastric juice PCO2 tonometry compares with a gold standard of intraluminal gastric PCO2 tonometry (infrared PCO2 tonometry in air?) would be of interest because, if these were interchangeable, then the former could replace the latter and render the technique relatively simple, albeit persistently dependent on a blood gas machine and subject to potential errors.
While both Rowe et al. [9] and Gorin et al. [10] utilized a semi-quantitative method to describe the uptake of 99mTc-sestamibi by renal masses, the method used in these reports (ratio of the highest count voxel in the mass to the highest count voxel in the ipsilateral renal parenchyma) is subject to potential error.
Administrative claims data in general are subject to potential coding errors and inconsistencies and may be affected by the limitations of clinical data.
The sea anemone genome has not been manually curated and therefore the data are subject to potential assembly errors until validated.
They may be subject to potential sources of errors, lack validation for PNTM infections and, in general, are considered to have high specificity, but only moderate sensitivity, thus being prone to an underestimation of disease prevalence [ 9, 20, 26].
In addition, the experimental procedures used to obtain and prepare the cells are subject to potential sources of experimental error.
Like all surveys, the USA Census surveys are subject to potential problems of sampling error and response bias.
This study is subject to potential limitations.
