More importantly, incorrect results may spawn further clinical research that needlessly draws more patients into trials that would not have been initiated had the original research been reported correctly.
Dr Peter Sutherland, the senior visiting urologist at the Royal Adelaide hospital, said up to 40 of his patients were affected by the mistake and it was possible many more also got incorrect results.
The proportion between correct and incorrect answer was chosen in order to prevent that participants subjectively perceive incorrect results more rarely than correct results (e.g., Szűcs & Csépe, 2005; Szűcs & Soltész, 2010).
Overall, 95.6% (305/319) of datasets correctly reported all 30 samples, while 2.2% (7/319) of datasets with more than one incorrect result were considered as "improvable".
In more general cases, the system produces incorrect results in the case of prediction.
Critical failures involve one or more of the following: production of incorrect results; inability to reconstruct processing; inability of the processing to comply with policy or governmental regulation; unreliability of system results; nonportable systems; and unacceptable performance level.
Alignment-based methods, however, can produce incorrect results when applied to more divergent but functionally related sequences that have undergone sequence rearrangements.
Overall, the results indicated that homorganic clusters elicited more incorrect speech productions and longer reaction times than the heterorganic clusters, but there was no difference between the homorganic and the heterorganic clusters in the word duration data.
There are currently other secondary prevention strategies, such as the HPV determination test [ 24] which is a more sensitive technique than the Papanicolaou test and causes fewer incorrect results.
Previous Quadrature Method of Moments (QMOM) algorithms either use more than two nodes, leading to increased computational expense, or are shown here to give incorrect results under some circumstances.
