Sentence examples for misclassification may lead from inspiring English sources

This misclassification may lead to underestimation of the true difference in the c-section use between physicians' relatives and other women.

We found that differential confounder misclassification may lead to unpredictable consequences and misleading results.

This indicates that this exposure misclassification may lead to an underestimation of the health effects of air pollution (Zeger et al. 2000).

32 Unpredictable occupational misclassification may lead to a bias, and such measurement errors are probably undifferentiated and could lead to underestimations of the differences.

However, if viral hepatitis infection is associated causally with breast cancer, this misclassification may lead the estimated HRs toward the null and further strengthen our finding.

These are important facets of pharmacoepidemiological safety studies their misclassification may lead to false-negative findings regarding the association between a drug and adverse event.

These potential misclassifications may lead to an underestimation of the association [ 22].

At low k there is a very high density of repeat branches, which suggests misclassification of repeats may lead to an overestimation of the variant branch rate.

They were investigated with a single question, and this may lead to misclassification of this exposure and differential misclassification, thus a dilution of a true effect.

Others have noted that the strong influence of low mobility on frailty phenotype scores may lead to misclassification in the general population [ 21]; this may also lead to misclassification among those with IDD [ 10], who have higher rates of mobility limitations across the lifespan.

The data extracted from the DNPaR may suffer from misclassifications and errors in coding practice, and in addition, cause omissions of otherwise relevant registrations; such errors may lead to misclassification of the date of onset of complications.