Although limited in its phylogenetic accuracy, the HVRI-based sequence data-set (see Additional file 4), permits a less biased analysis of the geographic diffusion of U6 lineages.
A Conservative minister has accused the Treasury of publishing a deeply "unfair and biased" analysis of the impact of Britain leaving the EU, arguing that the government ought to provide both sides of the story if it wants British voters to have a truly free vote.
By Woody Allen The New Yorker, April 14 , 2003P. 34 CASUAL about the rejection of a toddler at an elite Upper East Side preschool in Manhattan, and the repercussions which followed his father at Bear Stearns... Refers to Jack Grubman's biased analysis of A.T.&T.
CASUAL about the rejection of a toddler at an elite Upper East Side preschool in Manhattan, and the repercussions which followed his father at Bear Stearns... Refers to Jack Grubman's biased analysis of A.T.&T.
The Mann-Whitney U test was used to provide more robust and less biased analysis of data with smaller sample sizes.
It may lead to the biased analysis of single tumor-biopsy samples since the sample may represent only a part of the tumor genomic landscape (Gerlinger et al., 2012).
To provide the least biased analysis of the communication between these neurons, we chose to pair the photoreceptor and LMC voltages for each time-bin (or sampling point), and compare their transformations continuously.
We calculated the usage of all the 61 codons (excluding the start and stop codons; of note, we excluded the first Met encoded by start codon in CDS, which would lead to biased analysis of amino acid usage) in all the 65 genomes that were first orderly ranked based on genomic GC-content.
Next, we performed a biased GO analysis of these 620 genes, using functional categories selected after an extensive literature search (Additional file 10: Tables S6, S8 and S10).
