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No phenotype misclassification was reported in the selected studies.

This method used a 90 min time window (as detection criteria for wear time and non-wear time classification) and vector magnitude counts (ie, three axes measurements), and was reported to reduce misclassification of sedentary behaviour as non-wear compared with the previous (uniaxial) algorithm.

Thus, there is some possibility of misclassification on this variable if the last known residence was reported prior to 1998.

Less than half of these studies reported within laboratory precision or reproducibility of the CD4 values obtained.A wide range of bias and percent misclassification around treatment thresholds were reported on the CD4 enumeration technologies included in this review, with few studies reporting assay precision.

Misclassification of questionnaires has been reported and it has been discussed that some items (like crying and lost interest in sex) are related in certain ways to female gender and, therefore, give gender-biased results in measuring depressiveness [ 37].

Studies evaluating the concordance between histologic classifications of breast tumours ascertained by SEER registries and those made through a centralized pathology review are needed to quantify the magnitude of this misclassification, as none have been reported in the literature.

Since infections often are reported with misclassification we base our analyses on occupational titles using high risk occupations as an instrumental variable for exposure.

It has been reported that exposures misclassification can produce biases in both directions for outcomes with multiple risk factors and where exposures are correlated (Zeger et al. 2000; Zeka and Schwartz 2004).

Although tea consumption can be reported with reasonable accuracy, misclassification may still occur.

The accuracy and precision of the Luminex 100 measurement were reported as having a misclassification of microspheres <0.5%.

Terminations of pregnancy after 22 weeks were reported more often in the misclassification group (p = 0.0001).