Sentence examples for misclassification and consequently from inspiring English sources

As a result, one can claim an original misclassification and, consequently, the method can be used to cure errors in a given protein function classification.

Clayton et al. [ 34] showed case-control differential bias and calling inaccuracies can lead to differential misclassification, and consequently, to increase false-positive rates.

In other twin studies, zygosity was often determined using questionnaires [ 4], which sometimes leads to misclassification and consequently to underestimation of heritability [ 50].

Thus, reporting bias and consequently misclassification of being overweight is likely lower in this study.

These may result in an under-estimation of the severity of OSA and consequently misclassification of some patients in the mild and moderate OSA groups.

Within each specific cancer, this would, however, lead to non-differential misclassification of the outcome and consequently to dilution of the estimated effect towards the null hypothesis.

However, as cancers are coded independently of the exposure, within each specific cancer, this would lead to nondifferential misclassification of the outcome and consequently to dilution of the estimated effect toward the null-hypothesis.

This would result in improved classifications of PCV-7 and PCV-13 serotype/serogroups (increasing rates in these categories) and consequently reduced misclassification of the same serotype/serogroups (decreasing rates in the non-vaccine category) in 2010 compared to 2009.

As a retrospective chart review, our study is subject to incomplete data which may have led to misclassification of presentation or response variables, and consequently limited our ability to observe important associations.

It is unlikely that fatty liver status was influenced by CAC score, and consequently, any random misclassification bias of fatty liver status would bias our findings (showing the association between fatty liver and CAC score > 0) toward null.

It is unlikely that fatty liver status would have been influenced by CAC score, and consequently any random misclassification bias of fatty liver status would bias our finding (showing the association between fatty liver and CAC score >0) toward the null.