Utilizing orthology for annotation imputation naturally results in biases, becoming even more pronounced when going to a larger set of species composing the community.
Traditional coalition-building is becoming more complicated as anti-gay bias becomes increasingly unacceptable as part of respectable public discourse.
Now, fortunately, this kind of bias is becoming rare.
Which is to say that this "war" is proving to be ineffective at the same time it sucks up more and more cash and its racial bias is becoming increasingly obvious.
However, this bias is becoming less of an issue due to current diagnostic techniques that are widely available [Prior and Bridgeman, 2005; Flanigan et al., 2009].
Empathy training and mindful practice — the skills involving awareness of one's emotional reactions, values, beliefs and biases — are becoming fundamental elements of a curriculum to teach medical trainees to become compassionate physicians.
That bias, however, is becoming harder to sustain, as men become less relevant to both reproduction and parenting.
The familiar old arguments against immigrants — that they are criminals, that their culture makes them a bad fit, that they take jobs from natives — are mutating into an anti-Islamic bias that is becoming institutionalized in the continent's otherwise ordinary politics.
In silico modeling of LINE-1 DNA in nucleosomes by three models suggests a different orientation bias between CpGs becoming hypo- or hypermethylated.
After abstaining from his own experiment for more than 30 years for fear of becoming biased, Dr. Hurlburt submitted to a single day of introspective fieldwork in late 2007.
