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Inflated true positive, false positive, and false negative estimates can result when we ignore the fact that some variants present in the sample are missing in the GIB gold standard set results.
The authors show that overconfidence in interval estimates can result from variability in setting interval widths.
Inaccurate rate estimates can result in a reduced average rate-distortion performance, as well as unpleasant visual artifacts.
Inaccurate risk allele frequency estimates can result in overestimates of power and, consequently, in underpowered studies [ 57, 58].
3 6 9 11 Returning to the myths, we see from table 1 that biased estimates can result from equal dropout, particularly if complete case analysis is used, suggesting that myth 1 may be false.
When those computations are carried out to estimate fragment length, and when the bias is strong enough, a dramatically wrong fragment-length estimate can result.
Because manual calculation of insulin boluses is both complex and time consuming, people may rely on empirical estimates, which can result in persistent hypoglycaemia and/or hyperglycaemia.
Interpolation-based exposure assignment may also reduce the clustering of exposure estimates that can result from using MSA- or county-based averages to assign exposures to study subjects.
However, because manual calculation of insulin boluses is both complex and time consuming, people may rely on empirical estimates, which can result in persistent hypoglycaemia and/or hyperglycaemia [ 16, 17].
Furthermore, in ordinary meta-regression analysis the treatment effects from the included studies are handled as if they are true values rather than estimates, which can result in bias when using least squares regression [ 4].
Data provided by the Chronic Kidney Disease Epidemiology Collaboration have shown that mathematical estimates of GFR can result in up to about 20%% discordance in drug-dosing recommendations, depending on the formula used [32].
