The phrase "a mis for" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "There was a mis for the deadline that caused confusion."
Alternatives: "a mistake for" or "an error for".
The relative risk of an MI for an HIV patient on HAART was shown to be raised and to increase over time[ 7].
A cohort study using data obtained from national hospital admission datasets for England and Wales was carried out selecting all patients attending hospital with an MI for 2003-2006 (incriteriacriteriagedged 30+ years, hospital admission for MI (defined using ICD 10 code I21-I22).
We used a MI of 0.2 for all patients.
However, Mario Tarradell of The Dallas Morning News believed that "Missing My Baby" and other tracks were added to Entre a Mi Mundo "for good measure".
A MI method for handling of missing covariate data was successfully implemented in NONMEM and automated in PsN.
Saliency value is used as a pixel's utility measure in an MI framework for rigid registration of renal perfusion data exhibiting rapid intensity change and noise.
(c) A 75 neuron architecture performs 100% for N-MORB and OIB while a mis-classification occurs for the E/P-MORB.
Patients who survived a first MI for more than 28 days and who died thereafter during follow-up were included in the nonfatal group.
Because the "1" in the fifth digit of the ICD-9 code (e.g., 410.01) indicates a first MI for the subject, we also used this designation to exclude those persons who had had a previous MI.
Rastogi and Sastri (1974) found that the equatorial enhancement is larger for a PRI than for an MI, highlighting the stronger role of ionospheric conductivity in a PRI than that during an MI.
