Sentence examples for Genetic bias from inspiring English sources

Van Gundy is not the first announcer with genetic bias toward a participant in a game he was calling.

Here again, the Clinton Administration has been out front in proposing laws against genetic bias in the workplace.

Our previous association results were obtained by using sex and age as a covariate, which means that there is no genetic bias between different genders.

Since we have chosen a retrospective case-control study design, we could not collect genetic data of patients, who died from IMD, probably leading to a certain genetic bias.

Callow workers (less than 24 h old) were removed from their mother colonies (n = 10 colonies), individually marked and kept for five days in queenless groups consisting of 3, 5 or 10 callow workers each (n = 12 groups for each group-size) Since callow workers were shown to behave as a "clean slate" [25], grouping was done randomly to eliminate genetic bias.

These conditions minimize the risk of a genetic bias in patient enrollment.

Mechanistic and Genetic Biases in Human Immunoglobulin Heavy Chain Development.

In the absence of underlying genetic biases, AFLPs should theoretically produce Mendelian segregation of alleles at proportions of 0.5, 0.75 or 1.0 [25], [25].

This genetic constellation may be taken to suggest that the above intercrosses have inadvertently introduced genetic biases affecting LTP independently of Aβ levels (Gerlai, 2002).

Therefore, whole sequences of HBV-DNA from a genetically similar cohort of patients infected with the same HBV genotype might reduce viral genotypic and host genetic biases.

Marx et al. [ 10] divided MG into subgroups (early onset MG, late onset MG, and thymoma-associated MG) based on age of disease onset, gender and genetic biases, antibody specificities and associated thymus pathologies.