Even today, physicians are frequently incorrect when predicting outcomes in end-of-life situations.
"It's frequently incorrect, just straight up wrong, in the transcription and definitely in the interpretation," said Adam Mansbach, the author of "Go the ____ to Sleep," a profane play on the bedtime storybook.
However, the expert judgments are reported to be frequently incorrect [17] and therefore, the reference standard of the test, which is the expert judgments, seems to be not necessarily valid.
Before training as well as after, the 'mean blood pressure' was frequently left blank and the 'mean alveolar arterial oxygen difference' was frequently incorrect.
The methods rely on the assumption that the predominant chromosomal background of the samples is diploid, an assumption that is frequently incorrect for tumor samples.
We find this assumption to be frequently incorrect owing to discordance in microsatellite organization and variability, as well as nontrivial length imbalances caused by small species-specific indels in microsatellite flanking sequences.
However, previous studies in patients admitted to intensive care have shown that premortem clinical diagnoses are frequently incorrect, and in up to 27% of patients a treatable condition that might have altered outcome, had it been recognised, is identified at postmortem examination [ 3].
A recent survey from Nigeria showed that few febrile patients attending public health facilities, pharmacies and patent medicine dealers received recommended treatment for malaria and those that did were frequently given an incorrect dose [ 3].
Meetings with Valentine were frequently misrepresented in "clearly incorrect" letters sent by her direct manager.
We found that in the case of survival time data incorrect methods were frequently applied.
