Not really... There's a little mentioned type of apnea called "transition apnea", (also referred to as swj (sleep wake junk) here... It happens when your body is transitioning between wake breathing and sleep breathing... and if you're drifting in and out of sleep... can happen a number of times during the night. In a sleep study, they'd know (because of the EEG) that it's not a real central, and thus wouldn't score it. All the cpap knows is that you stopped trying to breathe... but it doens't know why, so it scores a central, in error.
Ignore them.