Sentence examples for misleading finding from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates that while patients with septic shock have increased ADMA, patients without shock have decreased ADMA resulting in no significant difference between the ADMA concentrations in pooled sepsis and hospital controls – a potentially misleading finding unless patients are stratified by sepsis severity.

Analysis which ignores the clustering, however, can be highly misleading, finding significant differences where there are none.

Case ascertainment must be as complete as possible and must be uniform across study areas otherwise cases in one area may be more likely to be identified than those in another area and possibly result in a misleading finding.

Most group-level methods require that the data come from homogeneous samples, and misleading findings may arise from current methods if the connectivity maps for individuals vary across the sample (which is likely the case).

Indeed the predictive capacity of long-term health outcomes using BMI-rankings can skew data and result in misleading findings [36].

However, there is the risk that the simplifications inherent in the MoT produce misleading findings.

13, 14 Both misleading findings and phenotypical heterogeneity are frequent causes of misdiagnosis in late-onset FAP.

Moreover, there may be significant opportunity costs associated with regulatory and reimbursement decisions for new technologies informed by misleading findings from mapping studies.

Although there are many benefits to having a relatively simple MoT model, there is the risk that the model simplicity and inherent assumptions about patterns of sexual mixing, produces misleading findings [8].

In Morris's rendering, The Times used misleading poll findings to skew news coverage suggesting that wars in Afghanistan and Iraq would be long, bloody and risky; to mount an "obsessive" campaign about abuse of American civil liberties in a time of fear; and to push corporate scandals and the economy as more compelling issues than terrorism.

It is conceivable that Mendeliome could be preferentially applied in clinical settings with largely unspecific and undefined phenotypes and/or misleading biochemical findings (which we personally experienced in this particular case).