Examples of using Error-prone in English and their translations into Slovak
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less complex eligibility rules are also less error-prone(see Commission reply to paragraph 1.20).
implementation of projects should be easier and less error-prone;
have become less error-prone).
which is an operation that can be time-consuming and error-prone.
Consequently, the consolidation of data in CRIS had become particularly complex and error-prone, making it impossible easily to obtain aggregated data from CRIS on external aid by beneficiary country,
health'(chapter 4) remaining the most error-prone policy group.
which is an operation that can be time-consuming and error-prone.
went off into this whole complex, error-prone, highly questionable extrapolation.
cooling while eliminating tedious and error-prone management processes for asset tracking,
the matching of a record in one dataset with the appropriate record in the other dataset- can be difficult and error-prone(we will see an example of this problem below).
not on the investment measures which the Court has found to be more error-prone.
health policy group(the most error-prone spending area) was 7.7%.
Most error-prone MFF heading: Economic, social
Manual sample preparation can be a time-consuming and error-prone task leading to inconsistent results.
at-line equipment can replace time-consuming, costly and error-prone manual sampling.
dairy products laborious and error-prone.
Rapid case review VAT reimbursement in Cohesion- an error-prone and sub-optimal use of EU funds November 2018 EN.
NOTE: formulas in such cases can be error-prone, since it's very easy to accidentally select the wrong cell.
operated manually, error-prone, for fast, reliable,
We observed in our 2016 annual report49 that entitlement schemes are less error-prone than cost-reimbursements(as it is the case for personnel costs50)