Sentence examples for inappropriate estimates from inspiring English sources

Clinic blood pressure measurements taken by doctors were considerably higher than those taken by trained staff and therefore gave inappropriate estimates of ambulatory thresholds.

In addition as we have shown, failure to incorporate study indicators in the Poisson analysis may produce different (and inappropriate) estimates of treatment effect.

Furthermore, sparse sequence resources for many species of Lepidoptera result in unreliable and inappropriate estimates of Helitron presence or absence using a bioinformatic approach, but may improve as additional genome resources become available [ 39].

The overall net effect in a sample of 1000 patients would be that coronary computed tomographic angiography would result in an inappropriate estimate of risk in 81 patients compared with risk estimation based on the revised cardiac risk index alone.

The sensitivity analysis with four categories of risk suggested that the net effect in a sample of 1000 patients would be that coronary computed tomographic angiography would result in a net inappropriate estimate of risk in 22 patients compared with risk estimation based on the revised cardiac risk index alone (table C in appendix 3).

With 30 day risk categories of <5%, 5-15%, and >15% for the primary outcome, the overall net effect in a sample of 1000 patients is that coronary computed tomographic angiography will result in an inappropriate estimate of risk in 81 patients compared with risk estimation based on the revised cardiac risk index alone.

The associated post hoc sensitivity analysis for the risk reclassification indicates that in a sample of 1000 patients, coronary computed tomographic angiography would result in a net overall inappropriate estimate of risk in 34 patients compared with risk estimation based on the revised cardiac risk index alone (table F in appendix 3).

This bias might have led to a possible decrease of depression incidence and an inappropriate estimate of the risk posed by the various factors.

When the normality assumption appears inappropriate for estimates of the parameters of interest, suitable transformations that make the normality assumption more applicable should be considered [ 4].

There is concern that the scope of the HMPS might produce inappropriate population estimates, given that it was limited to a single state and collected data for a single year.

Although more and more demographic PVAs include genetic considerations (60% of published PVAs, [ 12]), most of these models focus on the effect of inbreeding depression only, with no possibility for selection to be accounted for mechanistically, and using inappropriate generic estimates of lethal equivalents.