Analysis of patient records assumes information is accurately recorded by GPs, who have a myriad of demands on their time, and analysis of patient's responses assumes accuracy in their recall.
Another difference is that Dekkers [ 6] assumed accuracies of 0.6 for predictions of g PB and g CB, which is higher than what we used here.
If we assumed accuracies of g PB and g CB were equal, the index accuracy increased from 0.49 to 0.60 (23% increase) with a CB versus a PB reference population, instead of an increase from 0.49 to 0.55 (13% increase; Figure 1).
Under this review, a court would assume the accuracy of the government's articulated basis for Hamdi's detention, as set forth in the Mobbs Declaration, and assess only whether that articulated basis was a legitimate one.
"The rating agencies don't do any factual verification, they just assume the accuracy of the information given them by the issuer, which becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy," Mr. Coffee said.
12 However, in our model, we assume 100% accuracy for these last-stage analyses.
We assume that accuracy of prediction model increase when considering of inter-relationship between different levels of genomic data because of incorporation of information fused over genomic dataset and genomic knowledge, providing an enhanced global view on interplays in cancer mechanisms [ 12, 18].
But he cautioned against assuming such accuracy, saying, "All data are guilty until proven innocent".
He assumes the accuracy of her assertion, and jumps to sweeping generalizations.
