Sentence examples for misclassification at the from inspiring English sources

Please note the significant liver area misclassification at the 57-min time point (signal drop due to high liver iron content).

In the context of SPN clustering, the misclassification at the earlier stage is likely to induce error propagation in the succeeding merge and produce large clusters containing SPNs of different cameras.

Finally, some misclassification at the individual level may have occurred because of differences in exposure between county groups.

In this case we had to rely on neighborhood-level census data, where there is a likelihood of misclassification at the individual level.

However, greater exposure misclassification at the highest exposures was mentioned as a possible explanation for the attenuation of risks at the highest levels of cumulative exposure in both the cohort study and case-control studies.

Arsenic in drinking water is associated with an increased risk of bladder and kidney cancers, although at lower levels (<150 μg/L), there is uncertainty due to the increased likelihood of exposure misclassification at the lower end of the exposure curve.

Although an advantageous low misclassification rate, at the 90% certainty level planners of osteoporosis services may find the numbers of scans saved too low.

(Monte Carlo) sensitivity analyses and Bayesian methods outperform conventional analyses, which often yield overconfident and biased results because they are based on wrong point priors at zero (e.g. misclassification probabilities) at the parameters determining bias [ 40].

The slightly higher clinical misclassification seen at the 500 cells/μLs/μL threshold may be due to the intrinsic higher variability of the CD4 test at higher CD4 counts, as reported by others [ 18].

The spectra of the hydrocarbon region also generated 100% correct classification at each time point starting from 24 h, although the misclassification rates at the earlier time points were relatively higher (16.7% at 6 h and 6.7% at 12 h, validation data) (Table  2).

As a result, collecting 24-hr voids may not necessarily eliminate the potential for exposure misclassification, at least for some of the compounds examined.