Sentence examples for a slight selection from inspiring English sources
The tool also helped the research team to precisely determine a slight selection bias.
A slight selection toward lower parity (South Asians) and age (Africans) was found.
The non-responder analysis found that there was a slight selection bias considering the younger age of the participants, but no bias regarding gender or 93% of the diagnosis groups.
Enrolment in the MDCS has shown a slight selection towards higher socioeconomic status than the general population, but this selection is the same for cases and controls (Manjer et al, 2001).
We excluded patients from our study who did not have an AGC implant or complete data required for analy-sis, and who were not treated by one of the two surgeons involved with the study, which may introduce a slight selection bias into our results.
You'll want to prolong your time under the surface, ticking off the game's slight selection of achievements.
A few limitations need to be stated: the design of this study was a secondary analysis of a larger study focused on the etiology of childhood CAP, with selection of samples with typical characteristics rather than random selection, implying a slight risk of selection bias.
Decreasing the population size allows the simulation of a greater number of generations in a reasonable amount of time: a population size of 10 000 takes ∼3 s/100 generations (without selection, with a slight increase with selection).
Increasing the delay of saccharin delivery induced a slight decrease in selection of lever S [F 3,30) = 6.58, P<0.01] (Fig. 4c).
Therefore, 2D segmentation, even manual, seems not to be affected by a slight variation in slice selection.
Moreover, the energy consumption curve of the OAR selection algorithm shows a slight change which suggests that a relay node selected by an OAR selection algorithm has the ability of balancing node energy consumption, thus minimizing the total energy consumption of the network and prolonging the life of the network effectively.
