| Firstly, blood pressure measurements taken once during each five year interval may have resulted in some misclassification of hypertension. |
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| Such misclassification arises from generally known inaccuracies in death certification. |
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| Besides undervaluing their goods, technical smugglers resort to misdeclaration and misclassification of the products they bring in. |
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| Of 165 consultations assessed, there were five discrepancies involving misclassification of unscheduled care. |
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| Furthermore, physical activity itself is often measured crudely, so misclassification, albeit non-differential, is likely to result. |
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| A greater limitation is the misclassification of self reported birth weight, weight, or height, which may have caused some bias towards the null. |
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| Missing data occurred owing to misclassification, students moving schools or being absent on the day of testing, or failure to complete the questionnaire. |
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| For a source of bias to influence our findings systematically, any misclassification would have to be related to prolonged waiting, which seems unlikely. |
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| No participants were misclassified for energy, thiamine, or monounsaturated fat quartiles, and the greatest misclassification was observed for potassium. |
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| It focuses on technical smuggling-which involves the misdeclaration, undervaluation, misclassification of goods, and other kinds of importation fraud. |
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| But there are risks because the VCSP does not absolve an employer of potential liability for misclassification under the FLSA or other laws. |
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| The misclassification of workers, and the devastating wage theft, ends here. |
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| Callahan's law firm has pursued misclassification cases against the publisher of the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Sacramento Bee and the Fresno Bee. |
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| Ducking wage garnishment is just one problem associated with what's commonly called worker misclassification, when an employee is wrongly classified as a contract worker. |
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| One of the more salient examples of tremor misclassification can be seen in the still developing research associated with primary orthostatic tremor. |
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| Changes in test volume over time would result in misclassification bias. |
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| Misclassification of outcome might have occurred, in that cardiovascular and cancer causes of death could have been overlooked in the death certificate. |
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