Sentence examples for falsely increased from inspiring English sources
Heterophilic antibodies, including Rheumatoid Factor (RF), further compromise data reliability, as RF causes falsely increased or false positive results when the cytokine is detected using traditional immunoassays, e.g. ELISA, or bead based assays [ 16].
Newsday, The Chicago Sun-Times and the Spanish-language daily Hoy have recently acknowledged that they falsely increased their circulation figures.
Federal prosecutors are already conducting an inquiry into Enron's accounting, which falsely increased reported profits but ultimately led to the company's filing for bankruptcy protection in December.
Failure to identify these factors can lead to falsely increased or decreased results and to erroneous clinical decisions.
In the case of ethylene glycol intoxication, falsely increased measured lactate levels may result from an adverse reaction to the lactate electrode [40].
The incidence of respiratory infections may be falsely increased because of the presence of COPD, as it has been reported that respiratory infections cause the majority of COPD exacerbations [20].
Time zero definitions based on the diagnosis time of sepsis, of hypotension, or of high lactate levels are later than the disease onset and may give doctors false reassurance, by falsely increasing the compliance rate.
The problems involved the inflation of promotional payments from suppliers, falsely increasing the unit's profit.
The problem, which Ahold disclosed last month, involved U.S. Foodservice inflating promotional payments from its suppliers, falsely increasing its profit.
Federal prosecutors, according to the document, are pursuing allegations that Gero Vita evaded corporate income taxes by falsely increasing deductible expenses and transferring millions of dollars to off-shore accounts controlled by Mr. Braswell, enabling him to hide that money from the Internal Revenue Service.
However, surgically unverified cases are often not considered in these studies, leading to verification bias, which can falsely increase the sensitivity and decrease the specificity estimates.
