In order to determine the possible effects of inaccurate dating on the estimates of percentage of symptoms and delays, a sensitivity analysis was carried out using 4 alternative categories of Read codes indicating a diagnosis of, or investigation for ovarian cancer.
And due to inaccurate dating of pregnancy, many of those women will have no way of telling if their baby is too early or too small.
Just a week before her now infamous inaccurate dating of the last swine flu outbreak, Congresswoman Michele Bachmann spit out a few more bits of historical hogwash, including a fake George Washington prayer, to bash the president.
Although we used a residential history questionnaire (available for a subset of the study participants) to choose the appropriate address for trimester, there still may be misclassification of exposure in these data due to inaccurate date reporting on the part of the mother, or in our choice among multiple addresses in each trimester.
We have trimmed the dataset prior to analysis following the methods of Alexander et al.[ 10] This procedure primarily excludes infants with implausibly high birth weights at the younger gestational ages, likely because of inaccurate dating.
Because this can lead to inaccurate dates when rates vary extensively [12], a class of prior models of uncorrelated rate change were recently described [13].
Ambiguously interpretable morphology may result in the calibration of an erroneous node, and uncertain age of fossil-bearing rock may give rise to inaccurate dates [ 17, 18].
An HMRC spokesman called the report "an inaccurate, out-of-date reflection of our phone performance" though he acknowledged service levels were not acceptable last year and said HMRC had apologised at the time.
A more expansive survey of the problem, conducted by the Pew Center on the States in 2012, found that about one in eight voter records in the US are inaccurate, out-of-date, or duplicates.
