From a learning and teaching perspective it is problematic calling context specificity a "measurement error" even though this may be correct from a psychometric point of view.
This was observed even though the measurement error in the estimation of these eye pathologies is considered to be greater than for many of the other possible predictors.
It must be noted though that the announcement date is subject to measurement error, as agents can well anticipate tax changes before legislation is passed.
Our use of regression calibration to adjust for bias due to measurement error in predicted ambient pollutant concentrations in relation to personal exposure measurements, though imperfect, provides a sense of the level of underestimation in studies that are unable to perform this correction for measurement error bias.
Third, even though our analyses adjusted for an extensive set of confounding factors, residual confounding due to the measurement error in the assessment of confounding factors and unmeasured factors such as physical activity, education, and dietary factors cannot be excluded.
Measurement error by MDC95 was 12.2 %.
The analysis takes measurement error into account.
Finally, our estimate of test-retest stability is based on patients with no event re-measured after 2 years, and it is likely that the variability represents measurement error plus some real, though minor, changes.
A doubling of follicular estradiol (ICC = 0.45) was associated with a 20% increase in risk of invasive premenopausal breast cancer in uncorrected estimates (OR: 1.2, 95% CI: (1.0 to 1.4)), but a 50% increase in risk in corrected estimates (OR: 1.5, 95% CI: 0.9 to 2.4), though measurement error adjusted results were no longer statistically significant.
The fact that decreases in gestational age were seen with both dimethyl phosphates and cord ChE may reflect a true association of organophosphate exposure and length of gestation, even though measurement error prevents these two markers of exposure from being negatively correlated with each other.
From the factor-analytic perspective, a fixed measurement error variance is non-conventional, though the extra theory-precision clearly supersedes factor-analytic tradition.
