Sentence examples for because of underreporting of from inspiring English sources

Misclassification of alcoholic patients because of underreporting of alcoholism-related diagnoses in the databases may have affected our results.

First, there may have been some misclassification of Hmong births as Laotian because of underreporting of Hmong ethnicity on the birth certificate.

We further hypothesized that the human ratio would be relatively higher than the tick ratio in areas where babesiosis is newly emerging because of underreporting of emerging disease.

Thus, assessment of under-nutrition remains problematical in PEW patients because of underreporting of diet records and the lack of trained dietary skills to quantify energy and protein intake [ 5].

Other cases were associated with persons who had a history of such travel, but the numbers involved were difficult to document accurately because of underreporting of foreign travel and other communication problems.

13 15 It was not possible to carry out a subanalysis of mortality risk for patients who had an ileal conduit diversion or a continent diversion because of underreporting of continent diversions.

They said that because of underreporting, a more accurate estimate is 2.8 million new chlamydia cases annually.

So, although the data painted a grim picture, the facts were likely to be much, much worse, because of underreporting.

Official estimates put the number of H.I.V. and AIDS cases at 360,000, but many health experts said the actual number exceeded 500,000 because of underreporting.

And it's been about 15 years since a reported case, though the CDC said it's possible this could be because of underreporting.

In general nutrient intake data must be judged critically, because of underreporting and different sources of bias.