ascertainment error

ascertainment error
French\ \ erreur due aux observations mauvaises ou manquantes; erreur non due à l'échantillonnage
German\ \ Beobachtungsfehler
Dutch\ \ waarneemfout
Italian\ \ errore non campionario
Spanish\ \ error de observación; error ajeno al muestreo
Catalan\ \ error d'observació, error no aleatòri
Portuguese\ \ erro não-amostral
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ konstatering fejl
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ utredningen fel
Greek\ \ διαπίστωση σφαλμάτων
Finnish\ \ arviointivirhe
Hungarian\ \ felismerési hiba
Turkish\ \ soruşturma hatası; soruşturma yanılgısı
Estonian\ \ tuvastusviga
Lithuanian\ \ nustatymo klaida; klaida
Slovenian\ \ ugotovitve napake
Polish\ \ błąd nielosowy
Russian\ \ ошибка выборочного обследования; ошибка выборочного наблюдения
Ukrainian\ \ похибка вибіркового обстеження
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ -
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ خطأ في عملية التأكد
Afrikaans\ \ vasstellingsfout
Chinese\ \ 查 明 的 误 差
Korean\ \ 확인오차

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