Sentence examples for a considerable bias from inspiring English sources

Male authors and reviewers continue to take a disproportionate slice of the literary pie, according to new research which reveals that publications including the London Review of Books, the Times Literary Supplement and the New Yorker all show a considerable bias towards men.

Only the first frame shows a considerable bias.

A tiny bias on height changes over large areas would translate into a considerable bias on the estimated REDD credit.

As it was discussed at the end of Section 3, this conventional TDE has a considerable bias in multipath channels.

However, the nighttime results indicate a considerable bias from the Bevis model, showing a positive deviation of 2 to 4 K.

However, the impact assessment related to global future food security could have a considerable bias owing to not only limitations of a model's performance, but also to the uncertainties of future weather inputs ([Aggarwal, 1994]).

There has long been a concern that considerable bias in survey research can stem from respondents providing answers that are partly determined by social influences, in particular social desirability [ 1].

However, using the MIXobs method, a considerable positive bias in the estimation of CL was observed (mean bias, +10%; RMSE = 8%), while bias was much lower using MIXconc or MIXjoint, which is shown in Fig.  5.

Not accounting for this source of error can introduce considerable bias in a number of common comparative genomic analyses.

In this situation, using the complete set of promoter sequences containing the TFBSs as a general background can induce considerable bias.

The importance of completeness of data on HCV infection is exemplified in a French study that clearly demonstrated that missing diagnosis of HCV (in this study by lack of HIV serology) introduced considerable bias into a cohort study of HIV and HCV coinfection [19].