Sentence examples for been due to selection from inspiring English sources

Difference in the overall rate of polyps could have been due to selection bias (patients with more polyps could have been included in the conventional group by chance).

In this case, loss of the monokaryotic cycle may have been due to selection against the production of resistant spores rather than selection against sex.

We had few patients with severe osteoarthritis in the patellofemoral joint on skyline radiograph, and this may have been due to selection bias in the study.

This suggests to us that these factors might also contribute to genetic mechanisms of knee OA but might also have been due to selection bias (see below).

Fitness responses in the gradual populations must have been due to selection on males and females, as they maintained effective dioecy until generation 35.

A meaningful survival benefit from second SCT was only observed in late relapsed patients, and may have been due to selection bias.

That implies the ADH1B haplotype pattern in SN may be due to selection, and the selective forces on ADH1B may be something like ethnic culture.

The larger part of the pooled OLS-vacation differential, however, is due to selection effects.

Since the data collection and headache classification was completely standardized with trained interviewers across all studies, this is unlikely to be due to selection or recall bias.

Dozens of those shifts coincided with the DNA differences between the ecotypes, signaling that those differences were due to selection, not chance.

Some of this pattern appears to be due to selection into higher paying jobs rather than positive discrimination in favour of white immigrants (Elliott and Lindley 2008).