Sentence examples for available bias from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a review of available bias correction methods and demonstrates how they can be used to correct for deviations in an ensemble of 11 different RCM-simulated temperature and precipitation series.

First, because only a single measurement of serum non-HDL-C concentration at baseline was available, bias from regression toward the mean may have led us to underestimate the strength for the associations.

Despite the small number of controls that were available, bias in local ancestry inferences was still controlled, and a number of novel regions that contain highly plausible candidate TB susceptibility genes were uncovered by our study.

Although more episodes of pneumonia were reported as adverse events in patients treated with ICS there was no difference in the incidence of fatal pneumonia and it may simply be that when complete follow-up is available, biases are eliminated so that the null hypothesis that ICS reduce mortality is disproved.

An item was rated "+" when sufficient information was available and bias was unlikely.

First of all, for a lot of patients, only a proxy report will be available (selection bias) [ 25, 36].

If data at different levels of spatial scales were available, possible bias of MAUP would be evaluated within a multi-scale analysis framework as exemplified in Odoi et al.[ 32].

In situations where a group of 4 households was skipped due to no available respondents, bias could have occurred if the experience of those households was systematically different than that of the households interviewed.

Today, numerous methods are available for bias detection and removal and in this study, ComBat was successfully used for that purpose, although one of several alternative methods could have been used [ 17].

Until further theoretical and simulation work is available on bias amplification, a conservative strategy is to adjust on {C1,C3}, as C3 should be a weaker instrument than C2, but also to present the estimate adjusted on {C1,C2} and {C1,C2,C3}.

As most models also differ from available observations, biases in the Labrador Sea region in upper-ocean potential temperature and salinity distributions, mixed layer depths, and sea-ice cover are identified as contributors to differences in AMOC.