The phrase "analysis of the bias" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of bias in a particular context, such as research, media, or personal perspectives.
Example: "The analysis of the bias in the study revealed significant discrepancies in the data interpretation."
Alternatives: "examination of the bias" or "evaluation of the bias".
In Section 3, we carry out an approximate analysis of the bias and the MSE attained by the ML estimator of the ToA under imperfect PLE.
Analytic and simulation analysis of the bias and variance showed that the use of non-identical smoothing operators reduces the bias of the estimate when smoothing vanishes, which allows to design an estimator with maximal temporal resolution.
The analysis of the bias measure suggests that participants map the painful outcome of observed actions onto their own sensory tactile system.
An analysis of nearby divergent genes concluded that both replication and transcription effects were important for strand bias in a range of eukaryotes [ 12], a result confirmed by an analysis of the bias in large vertebrate genes [ 13].
Third, comparative analysis of the bias patterns and effective SNP size should reveal the mutability of the sequences in the different genomic regions among genomes, which is important for the study of genome evolution.
A recent analysis of the bias, precision, and robustness of different estimation methods in NONMEM 7 has shown that IMP yields the least biased and most precise estimates of all of NONMEM's estimation methods.
According to the above systematical analysis of the bias-dependent STM images, combined with the total energy calculation and accurate STM topographic simulation, the observed type I, II, and III nanoclusters, as denoted by the green, pink, and blue triangles in Fig. 1b and c, can reasonably be assigned as the Zn3Si1, Zn5Si2, and Zn7Si3 clusters, respectively.
For this reason a detailed empirical analysis of the biases arising from the use of self-reported BMI is of considerable value.
These results are in agreement with those of Arnold et al. [ 21] in their analysis of the biases associated with RAD markers for the estimation of diversity.
Note that the above analysis of bias (the presence/absence of bias and its direction, if present) is in agreement with what was predicted from the potential-outcome model [ 4, 5].
In a cracking new analysis of the "publication bias" in the literature, a group of academics this week published a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine which listed all the trials on SSRIs that had ever been formally registered with the Food and Drug Administration, and then went to look for the same trials in the academic literature.
