Sentence examples for inaccurate testing from inspiring English sources

Using a pattern recognition approach, an artifact is defined in this study as any signal that may lead to inaccurate classifier parameter estimation and inaccurate testing.

Without specific efforts to maintain patient proficiency, such as the use of mailed unknown samples from a central agency, inaccurate testing may occur over time even after appropriate patient education.

The Japanese carmaker said the inaccurate tests covered four of its mini-cars, two of which it manufactured for Nissan.

Public hospitals are so overcrowded that people are forced to rely on inaccurate tests dispensed at private labs and clinics.

No injuries were reported, but inaccurate test readings may lead a person with diabetes to inject the wrong amount of insulin, causing harm or death.

Hobby added: "School leaders know that selective school systems, using flawed and inaccurate tests, do not create schools that work for everyone.

"If they aren't properly cared for and they get anxious," he said, "their blood pressure goes up, their hormone levels change, and we end up with inaccurate test results".

Then, on March 31, an inspection report by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was released, revealing numerous problems at Theranos that led to quality control problems, possibly leading to inaccurate test results for patients.

What's more, in a place like India, some people have already been exposed to a related mosquito-borne virus that causes Dengue fever — and those antibodies can in turn lead to inaccurate test results for Zika.

The company was also negligent for failing to notify patients who may have received inaccurate test results.

Almost 80 breast cancer patients were recalled by King's Mill Hospital after being given inaccurate test results.