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Finally, the RMSEA was high (.213 [90% confidence interval:.103,.343]), but not interpreted because, as we discussed earlier, it tends to be inflated in models with small degrees of freedom and with small sample sizes (Kenny et al., in press).

It should be noted that the residual variance was inflated in Model A and smaller than the simulated value in Model AM.

Because some targets were not expressed, fold changes may be inflated in some instances.

Costs have been inflated in the model to 2000/01 financial year prices using a combination of hospital and community health services (HCSH) and RPI inflators (Netten and Curtis, 2000; The Fairmount Group, 2001).

Since the unemployed are also exposed to job offers from self-employed recruiters which the paid employees are not, the estimate of κ is inflated in comparison with other canonical models.

In a case control study, GRR is inflated in multiplex families, with the degree of inflation decreasing with background heritability.

Self-reported indicators of skill mastery were inflated in comparison to observed skill mastery.

Starting from functional residual capacity (FRC; volume = 0 ml), volume was inflated in 100-ml aliquots.

"So, obviously, the oil price is inflated, and they are inflated in the hands of the same players that brought about the global financial crisis".

In particular, it has been pointed out that they can be inflated for miscalibrated prediction models whereas the AUC may not be.

Random nested terms are usually not applicable in a MANCOVA framework (i.e., matrix determinants can become negative, making the term untestable, and type I error rates may be inflated when nested terms in MANCOVA models are significant; see Rencher 2002, p. 162; and Langerhans and Makowicz 2009).