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However, the ability to measure the BMD directly from μCT images can be biased by artifacts, such as beam hardening, in the image.
All reported coherence effects are relative between conditions and unlikely to be biased by artifacts (e.g., heart, muscles), assuming a random distribution of artifacts across trials and conditions.
The ReAS algorithm allows the identification of transposable elements using the unassembled reads of WGS [ 36], but its results are biased by a 55% of probable artifacts, in part due to the accounting of high copy number SDs.
This sample was biased toward artifacts potentially from Armenia.
Local exposure to smelter emissions involves primary SO4 as well as SO2 [the apparent SO4 concentrations are biased high by a variable SO2 filter adsorption artifact (e.g., Lee and Wagman 1966; Lipfert 1994)].
It seems, therefore, that the eukaryotes, in terms of cytological innovations and fundamental body plans, are much less diverse than previously thought; the opposite view that emerged at the dawn of the molecular systematics era was strongly biased by LBA artifacts.
This means that the overall results are constant for all measurements, although being slightly biased by the PVC plate as the light has to pass through another transparent medium, which may result in small measurement artifacts.
We are all biased by experience.
This reproducibility is moderately biased by standardization.
We reasoned that ratios biased by spatial artifacts are controlled for by our proposed popLowess strategy as it filters outlier data guided by genomic mapping.
