| Clinicians and administrators must acknowledge that error-prone situations develop because of the complex nature of health care systems. |
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| New electronic voting machines have proven error-prone, and may not be capable of accurate recounts. |
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| He may have been erratic and error-prone but at least he was prepared to hurl ideas around. |
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| Ensuring that all affected applications have been updated becomes increasingly tedious and error-prone. |
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| You are liable to be error-prone when you are in a rush to get something special started. |
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| The processes under which election officers and inspectors operate are error-prone and unnecessarily laborious. |
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| Even when carefully planned, the combined wiring for racks of servers, disks, and network equipment is ugly and error-prone. |
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| This additional information makes security audits longer, more error-prone and also occupies a lot of disk space when archived. |
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| He told me that his journey in this field started with his own error-prone absentmindedness. |
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| The samples were often small, the methods error-prone, and skilled investigators scarce. |
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| The criminal justice system is notoriously error-prone in prosecutions involving child witnesses. |
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| With automatic nesting the user does not have to perform tedious, error-prone manual tasks. |
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| Will an error-prone human operator install a cartridge in the wrong slot? |
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| His error-prone game began at hole eight, when he sank a bogey. |
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| Means-tested programs are expensive to administer and error-prone. |
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| Because timing analysis is generally difficult and error-prone, the analysis should be followed with performance testing. |
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| This study also noted that the process of scanning paper questionnaires was time consuming and error-prone. |
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| At a time when trades are executed in seconds, securities settlement in Canada remains far too manual, error-prone and costly. |
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| No more time-consuming searches through tables and error-prone manual calculations! |
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| The intelligent dilution function of the AS 52 s makes manual dilution, a time-consuming and error-prone process, unnecessary. |
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| Subjecting a region's actual needs to an indicator that is often determined at national level is notoriously error-prone. |
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| Find out how to enforce security rules, speed up access delivery and allow customized policies while eliminating error-prone, manual procedures. |
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| Assessing current business processes, identifying the less optimised or error-prone areas and leveraging the full value of the business activities and technology to improve productivity, output and level of service. |
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| Back then, Williams was rusty and error-prone. |
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| The error-prone and time-consuming eluent preparation can be automated at small additional cost. |
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| Minds are slow, noisy, error-prone, but highly intelligent. |
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| The legislators called the system unreliable and error-prone. |
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| He has a solid forehand but an error-prone backhand. |
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| Automates data collection and analyzes all the data instead of time-consuming, costly, error-prone field sampling procedures that use only a small fraction of the available data. |
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| Economic and energy demand forecasting are error-prone. |
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| Children with special needs, in particular, can be more error-prone and less fluent or consistent for longer periods of time than their classmates. |
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| The process is mostly subjective and is often error-prone. |
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| Regardless of the exact business reason driving the need to enter data, most of this range is too large for manual data entry, which is extremely time-consuming and error-prone. |
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| However, fast varying channels are very error-prone. |
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| At most companies, this process is manual-labor intensive and error-prone. |
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| If a project is at a very early stage and it is not yet completely clear how the project is to be structured, it can be both slow and potentially error-prone to begin by developing a detailed plan for the project. |
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| Top military commanders provide rich material for its study, because the extreme pressure on them in time of war makes them unusually error-prone. |
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| This approach would also contribute to reducing the error rate detected in ex-post audits, since experience shows that actual cost accounting is error-prone. |
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| This reduces the time needed for mapping out diagrams and the lengthy and error-prone process of manual mapping becomes automated using the SVG parser module and thus much faster. |
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| By avoiding error-prone, boring and time-consuming manual processes, the efficiency is increased and time is made available for a better financial management. |
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| This reduces the time needed for mapping out drawings and the lengthy and error-prone process of manual mapping becomes automated using the SVG parser module and thus faster. |
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| Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server allows you to restore your database to an arbitrary point in time in one shot, without time consuming and error-prone manual manipulations. |
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| Another theory holds that aging gonad cells are more error-prone because the parts of the DNA that should have spotted and repaired any mistakes have been epigenetically tamped down. |
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| This enables collaborative workgroups in departments such as finance and sales to share spreadsheet data without the typical error-prone method of email and cut-and-paste. |
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| Virtualization disaggregates processing, storage and networking into pooled assets and replaces time-consuming, error-prone physical activities with software-driven functions. |
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