Sentence examples for misclassification and a from inspiring English sources

A positive d c (O) implies misclassification and a negative d c (O) implies correct decision.

The new network with these similarities and a new attribute called dip-variance yields a lower misclassification and a significantly higher resolution chimney cube as compared to the original algorithm.

Possible explanations include ascertainment bias, misclassification, and a true increase in incidence.

However, one would expect nondifferential misclassification and a small sample size to skew results towards the null.

Self-reported information is often subject to misclassification, and a mother's recall of their child's experience may result in additional misclassification.

With the possible bias of exposure misclassification and a bias from using diagnosed hypertension, these results suggest that exposure to road traffic noise at low and hearing-sensitive frequencies may be associated with hypertension and exposure to noise at 125 Hz may have the greatest risk for hypertension.

This might have resulted in misclassification and an underestimation of the impact of HAIs on mortality.

Using an algorithm of at least one physician claim or hospitalization in a two-year period may have resulted in some misclassification and an over-reporting of these conditions.

11 Briefly, we used the observed cell frequencies of data along with sensitivity and specificity values for cases and noncases (Table 1) to calculate a 2 × 2 table of cell frequencies adjusted for exposure misclassification and an odds ratio adjusted for exposure misclassification (Table 4).

The application of a lower cutoff would have falsely classified additional women as seropositive and lead to misclassification and thus a higher risk of overlooking a potential association between (true) seropositivity and adverse outcome of pregnancy.

We reasoned that measurement of temperature and humidity on a single day could produce misclassification and be a poor measure of typical local climate or usual indoor conditions.