On the other hand, hybrid coded video is very vulnerable to error propagation when transmitted over error prone channels.
There are relatively few studies validating anthropometric measures in older and obese people; these and other confounders make anthropometric measures vulnerable to error and questionable for individual use [ 14]. > Anthropometric measures are vulnerable to error and not recommended for routine use in the diagnosis of sarcopenia.
Add in the secrecy that surrounds trafficking and the specifications of advanced weapons, and the field is vulnerable to error.
That will still be cheaper, simpler and less vulnerable to error than the old system, the Cuomo people say.
As the misguided war in Iraq made clear, intelligence analysis is an uncertain game, all too vulnerable to error and politically motivated distortion.
That only served to validate the fears of some that with the proliferation of these sorts of collaborative arrangements, news will not only become further homogenized, but also increasingly vulnerable to error.
Instead of relying on election judges who are vulnerable to error or political pressures, the results are transmitted on a secure line to the state capital and then to a national center in Brasília.
Dr. Jay Giedd, who studies brain development at the National Institutes of Health, has done research suggesting that the brain blooms through many small arcs of development that make it responsive to experience — and vulnerable to error.
Therefore, DFE-II based on its structure is more vulnerable to error propagation than DFE-I.
But because AI applications require a high degree of customization by humans, it's very much vulnerable to error.
The transfer of patient care from one health care worker to another involves communication in high-pressure contexts that are often vulnerable to error.
