| It is quite possible, even likely, that some studies misclassify fates of nests that are depredated late in the nestling stage, leading to overestimates of nesting success. |
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| Even a full certification system would have some flaws and likely misclassify people. |
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| Next, our decision to ask for separate use data on 10 broad classes of drugs raises the possibility that respondents might misclassify the details of their drug use. |
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| When this method is used, it is quite possible to misclassify experiences, particularly when assessing sensitive subjects such as adolescent sexual experiences. |
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| Sometimes companies misclassify the problem, focusing on the technical and legal aspects of the crisis while ignoring the issue of the perceptions of the public and other key stakeholders. |
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| In some states, employers that intentionally misclassify a worker may also face criminal charges or stop-work orders. |
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| Equally important, companies need to be cognizant that they don't misclassify the problem, focusing on the technical and legal aspects of the crisis while ignoring the issue of the public's perception. |
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| One federal study concluded that employers illegally passed off 3.4 million regular workers as contractors, while the Labor Department estimates that up to 30 percent of companies misclassify employees. |
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| Likewise, there is no conclusive evidence that police officers routinely misclassify criminal incidents, or intentionally leave out pertinent information in their paperwork in order to characterize a felony as a misdemeanor. |
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| Some Daur speakers used Manchu as their written language, and the influence of Manchu on Daur vocabulary and grammar led some to misclassify it as a Manchu-Tungus language. |
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| Colorado, along with many other states and the federal government, is cracking down on businesses that misclassify workers as independent contractors. |
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