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As a consequence, model predictions of regional methane emissions based on field campaigns from short eddy covariance towers or static chambers have large uncertainties, because measurements focused on a particular known source of methane emission will be biased compared to regional estimates with regards to magnitude, spatial scale, or frequency of these emissions.

However, the relative influence of genetic and environmental factors in the special setting of the adoption studies may be biased compared to the general population.

Case may be biased compared to the general population.

Thus, the results of this study might be biased compared to those produced by independent reviews.

Because the core collections were designed to maximize the genetic diversity and because SNPs for the 8k array were chosen among the most polymorphic markers in 27 dessert apple genomes (Chagne et al. 2012a), the allelic frequencies obtained may be biased compared to the full genetic pools of dessert and cider apples.

In order to allow us to include studies without placebo control and assess if these studies were biased compared to those with a placebo control, a placebo effect was estimated.

This reflects how genomic oligonucleotide usage is biased compared to what is expected from genomic AT content.

The results obtained were validated by studying the distribution of "posterior quantiles" for each parameter, in order to test whether the posterior distribution of the parameters is biased compared to the prior distribution.

Taken individually, any expert-based approach is more likely to be biased compared with a more classical, empirical approach, provided that the latter is conducted properly.

Likewise, models based exclusively on CHAMP data are expected to be slightly biased compared to other models derived from Ørsted data.

For example, in a recent study by our group, MFR of 41 patients calculated from independent CMR and PET scans have been shown to correlate well, however absolute CMR perfusion at stress and rest correlated weakly and were positively biased compared to their PET counterparts (Morton et al., 2012).