Sentence examples for be attributed to bias from inspiring English sources
The Community Service Society, an antipoverty group, said during last year's debate that it had detected a pattern of denying licenses to former inmates based on "spurious concerns over 'character' that can only be attributed to bias related to their criminal record".
The lower pay issue can also be attributed to bias.
Also, all measures were made independently of Wolbachia infection status, so any differences found with regard to infection status can not be attributed to bias in the order of measurement.
Again, the large impact on the accuracies of genome predictions presented in Table 6 can be attributed to bias in selecting SNPs.
We found biologically plausible major reductions in breast cancer mortality during high exposure to inorganic arsenic in drinking water which could not be attributed to bias or confounding.
In particular, the association between income and sources of health payments with patient evaluations of quality cannot be attributed to bias or confounding.
The absence of hominin remains can be attributed to biases towards the preservation of larger animals, the effects of fragmentation and the absence or rarity of stone suitable for making stone tools.
To assess whether these biases resulted from biased PCR amplification during the sequencing reaction, we repeated these analyses using only unique sequence tags, but the obtained results were practically indistinguishable, demonstrating that the effect cannot be attributed to biased PCR amplification (Supporting Information S1).
It appeared that only 2percentt of variance in the mean ratings could be attributed to biasing factors.
Importantly, brain response at baseline was equivalent in the two groups making it unlikely the Group × Time effects described could be attributed to biases introduced by our recruitment method.
While the lack of preplay of the uncued arm in the current study can be attributed to biasing of preplay towards a more motivationally relevant arm, the lack of preplay of the STEM arm during REST1 directly contradicts previous results.
