0 present participle of misreport --
1 to make known information that is not completely true or correct: --
Studies of significant inaccuracies in national censuses have aimed primarily at establishing the degree of under-enumeration, while related issues of over-enumeration and misreporting of information have received less attention.
Similarly, the degree of accurate reporting of community midwifery visits was estimated at 21.1%, with almost two-thirds of misreporting explained by underreporting on the part of women.
Four-fifths of the misreporting of general practitioner visits was explained by underreporting on the part of women, while onefifth of the misreporting was explained by overreporting.
For many of these self-reports are not really reports of strategic voting, but misreporting of votes biased towards the winner - which is observationally equivalent to reporting a strategic vote.
Again, there is the possibility of some form of systematic misreporting.
Such misreporting can only have weakened the relationships emerging from the analysis so the true associations are closer than they appear.
A major aspect of male misreporting was the confusion of fetal deaths with live births.
Since all taxes are deducted before payment, there should be no reason for misreporting of the amount received.
