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Publication bias, English-language bias, citation bias, multiple publication bias, database bias and study inclusion bias are recognised and are covered in detail elsewhere [ 8]. Specific tests for assessing bias are available (e.g. Funnel plot for publication bias) [ 9, 10].

Molecular expression profiles were obtained from the Sex Bias Database (SEBIDA version 2.0: http://141.61.102.16:8080/sebida/index.php; Gnad and Parsch 2006).

To identify homologous genes with a similar pattern of sex-biased expression between the beetle, fruit fly, and mosquito, we used the D. melanogaster composite data set from the Sex Bias Database (Gnad and Parsch 2006) and the A. gambiae data set from Marinotti et al. (2006) as downloaded from VectorBase (Lawson et al. 2007).

So, more than a third of the funds in this survivorship bias-free database were ones that had died.

In order to reduce sampling biases, this database included well sampled fossil sites, which recorded a minimum of 100 m1 + m2 + M1 + M2, following van der Meulen and Daams18.

Erasing bias from databases is the key to creating impartial machine learning algorithms.

A survivorship-bias-free database has data from liquidated and merged funds so that for someone making an investment decision at the beginning of the five-year period, these funds are part of the opportunity set. Figure 2 highlights the percentage of actively managed US equity funds that were outperformed by S&P benchmarks over a five-year period ending June 30 , 2013

In order to compensate the eventual biases in database annotation, we calculated the interactor score through the normalization of the observed/expected ratio.

For dbCNV, only the studies based on large samples obtained from general population were included, to avoid biasing our database towards rare or disease-related variants.

Additionally, there were more epitopes identified in subtype B viruses than in subtype C, reflecting the existing bias of databases for inclusion of data from subtype B viruses and subtype B-infected individuals.

Despite these biases, the database includes detailed information on all cattle movements in the Netherlands over several years.