Sentence examples for be due to misclassification from inspiring English sources

If patients receiving care in non-RWP-supported facilities were more likely than those receiving care in RWP-supported facilities to receive certain services, such as tuberculin skin tests or Pap smears, outside of the facility where they were sampled, then our observed differences in the proportions of patients receiving recommended screening tests may be due to misclassification.

The amalgamation of all four data sets showed all Bos taurus and B. indicus comparisons falling below K2P  = 1.5 in COI, but only two fell below 1.5 in cyt b, with the rest falling between 1.5 and 2. This could be due to misclassification of some of the B. indicus samples (which may have been B. taurus) or might be due to potential hybrid individuals.

However, it remains unclear whether this relationship could be due to misclassification confounding.

This difference may be due to misclassification of systematic sequencing errors as variants or indicate that an incomplete variant set was used to construct the diploid reference genome.

The conclusion was that subjects perceive COPD as asthma, and that the results might be due to misclassification rather than causality.

In the current study, no central pathologic review across the datasets was performed, hence some differences that we observed might potentially be due to misclassification of tumor grades; additional studies in consistent cohorts are needed to further validate the results.

The majority of error in the disturbance maps was due to misclassification of partial disturbance as unchanged forest.

However, it is also plausible that the reported differences are due to misclassification, with HIV-infected participants wanting to demonstrate 'healthy behaviour', possibly leading to confounding.

Furthermore, because results were similar when participants with A1C >6.1% were excluded, it is unlikely that our results were due to misclassification of diabetes status.

Most of the errors identified in the accuracy matrix were due to misclassification of the following classes: reeds/flooded reeds and Tugay forests/reeds.

Minor differences between predicted and observed neuron reductions at 24 h after the end of ganciclovir treatments were due to misclassification of cells in early stages of apoptosis.