Sentence examples for misleading estimate from inspiring English sources

Finally, the Court denied the preliminary settlement proposal for presenting a misleading estimate as to the size of the settlement class.

For rare diseases, the odds ratio is a good approximation of relative risk; however for common diseases, the odds ratio could result in a misleading estimate of risk, where the odds ratios may be quite high even when the increase in risk is minor.

Therefore, the combination of inconsistent evidence may provide a misleading estimate of the effect of treatment.

is very easy to calculate but may itself be a misleading estimate of the true heterogeneity present.

However, the concept of a 'typical' sampling error is not relevant if it provides a misleading estimate, seriously distorting the Icalculation or interpretation.

provides a more robust test of species hypotheses since any one data source may provide a misleading estimate of cohesiveness or disjunction.

Blackbaud's dossier on me picked up most donations, though it had an extremely wide (and for a fund-raiser, possibly misleading) estimated dollar range for the biggest one.

After correction for selective pregnancy recognition, we found no evidence that the retrospective assessment of pregnancy intention produces misleading estimates of either the number or the consequences of unintended births.

The potential for misleading estimates of effect due to the limitations of the trial design cannot be conclusively ruled out and the findings should therefore be interpreted with caution.

It is misleading to estimate allele frequencies beyond the plot level without unraveling this complex population structure [12], [13].

Consequently, a substantial fraction of genomic sites should suffer from misleading conservation estimates.