Sentence examples for misclassification of schools from inspiring English sources

By excluding 39 schools for which survey respondents reported livestock odor, but located beyond 5 miles of a swine CAFO, we intended to reduce misclassification of schools located near nonswine CAFOs.

In addition to misclassification caused by poor diagnostic performance, school-based surveillance has a number of limitations, including differentials in enrollment, absenteeism, types of schools sampled, and the ages of children sampled, 13, 14 which might produce different prevalence estimates compared with community-based surveillance.

Third, the use of the 5 km radius buffer around schools may lead to misclassification of the natural space measures as this was used as a proxy for home neighborhoods.

Using school decile as a surrogate for SES will have resulted in some misclassification of individual SES.

Misclassification of exposure is a potential limitation of the study as the total time spent at the school by a secondary school student is less than 15% for a one-year life span and the exposure levels in other living environments of the children were not considered.

An issue that Mishel calls "low-hanging fruit" is the misclassification of employees.

This Tuesday, the Department of Labor announced an agreement with New Hampshire to reduce misclassification of employees in that state.

Singh, G. et al. Overreliance on the hexon gene, leading to misclassification of human adenoviruses.

Misclassification of exposure usually leads to biased estimates of exposure response associations.

K. McKeown and N. P. Jewell, "Misclassification of current status data," Lifetime Data Analysis, 16, 2010, 215-230.

"This investigation involves the misclassification of 203 reports out of the more than one and a half million reports that are filed each year," he said.