Misclassification of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) presence and severity as a function of hour(s) studied. The respiratory event index (REI) measured at each time interval was compared with the final REITRT for each patient to determine whether the measured REI would have rendered a diagnosis or severity classification different from the REITRT. If the misclassification would have resulted in a reduced severity designation, it was considered an underestimate. The most extreme underestimate is a false negative, which is shown distinctly from those that underestimated disease severity. Conversely, if the misclassification would have resulted a false positive diagnosis of OSA or a higher severity level, these were both considered an overestimate. TRT, total recording time.