Sentence examples for subjected to human error from inspiring English sources

The molecular diagnosis method here described is objective and less subjected to human error.

In principle, molecular diagnosis would be more objective and, hopefully, significantly less subjected to human error if obtained with reliable methods.

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.

The rail executive also noted that the passenger numbers counted on a single day at one station may not be representative of overcrowding on those services over a greater period of time, and may be subject to human error.

Autonomous cars could increase safety because they are not subject to human error like disobeying traffic laws and falling asleep at the wheel, according to analysts, car companies and the transportation department.

"Like with everything we saw with the debacle in the crime lab, things are subject to human error," said Teresa Caffese, chief attorney for the public defender's office.

But the continuing review of the technician's cases underscores how DNA evidence, widely perceived as being nearly irrefutable proof of guilt or innocence, can still be subject to human error.