Sentence examples for be biased by preferential from inspiring English sources
This approach may be biased by preferential annealing of the primers to certain pDo500 variants.
As the number of facilities with sufficiently complete records increased, the reporting rate of laboratory-confirmed malaria in facilities using RDTs fell rapidly, suggesting that the early high mean TPR may be biased by preferential reporting from facilities with higher TPR overall, or by earlier roll-out of RDTs in places that were a priori perceived as being high malaria TPR areas.
However, another hypothesis, called the GC-biased gene conversion model, suggested that the correlation between recombination and codon usage patterns is caused by recombination-related mutational bias rather than by Hill Robertson interference, as the heteroduplex DNA appears to be biased toward the preferential fixation of AT → GC mutations.
However, the lack of effect reported in the published trials would be biased only in the unlikely scenario of preferential publication of null findings.
If participants are faster to respond to probes that replace unpleasant cues, we conclude that attention is biased towards the unpleasant stimuli indicating preferential processing.
When the allele expression level was biased toward one parent by more than two-fold, the gene was categorized as showing preferential allelic expression.
The principal of Columbine, as well as most of the deans and assistant principals had been coaches or had coaching backgrounds and were biased toward the athletes, who received the preferential treatment we usually associate with movie stars.
We are all biased by experience.
This reproducibility is moderately biased by standardization.
Under the assumption that a bias is induced by preferential treatment, GEBV are expected to have different characteristics for the elite cow population and milk yield compared to the other combinations of trait and population.
