Sentence examples for analyses of bias from inspiring English sources

Richardson argues that because it is customary in the philosophy of science to see good science as value neutral, analyses of bias fall clearly within a traditional philosophical approach.

Depending on the results of the analyses of bias due to attrition or selection, other covariates may be included.

We recommend that authors publish standard errors and P-values along with their parameter estimates so that analyses of bias (sensu Roff 1996) can be performed.

Also, the relatively high response rate (58%%) and that the design permits analyses of bias in the drop out are strengths.

Nevertheless, the response rate can be considered high for this type of study and the study design admits analyses of bias in the dropout.

Based on our analyses of bias in the location of recombinant fragments, all species examined appear to have "cold spots" where recombination does not occur.

For the analyses of biases during free-choice sessions we compared the bias (ipsilateral − contralateral % correct) on the infusion day with the control session 1 day before and performed t-tests across sessions for each region (PPC or FOF) and trial-type (free-choice, accumulation or side LED).

Additional analyses  We will adjust analyses of attentional bias scores, MPSS-C scores and MPSS-M scores for potential moderators of attentional bias, urge to smoke and withdrawal symptoms.

In addition, analyses of potential bias in NHL risk associated with census-tract educational level among eligible nonparticipants and participants found a negligible bias between 1% and 8% (Shen et al. 2008).

Second, the analyses of attentional bias scores suggested that, in comparison with the low anxious group, the high anxious group had a greater attentional bias not only for angry faces, but also for happy faces.

Furthermore, despite calls for greater attention to be paid to structures of gender inequity in the academic literature, structural analyses of gender bias rarely appear in highly cited psychological journals, especially in the commonly studied areas of psychology and personality.