Sentence examples for bias in data availability from inspiring English sources
Kim et al. [30] used a modified approach that required the final number of ESTs in the compared organisms' genes to be the same to mitigate the bias in data availability for the studied species.
Researchers faced challenges in data availability on poverty and equity.
The OR estimates in the overall and subset analyses were very similar, and provide no evidence of confounding by the risk factors, nor of bias in OR estimates related to data availability.
Zmijewski (1984) describes two additional sample biases by highlighting potential choice-based and selection biases, primarily due to limited data availability.
1 3 4 However, in order to avoid reporting bias, techniques for including patients regardless of data availability are also used in clinical trials.
Using objective measures of physical capability as the outcome, the purpose of this study was to highlight four methodological challenges of attrition bias, secular changes in socio-economic measures, historical data availability, and changing reporting units over time.
However, there was less bias in the availability of teacher or KS2 data and there is evidence that differential attrition within ALSPAC does not affect estimations of risk of behavioural disorder [ 38].
Third, the CTD is likely subject to selection bias because the inference scores reflect both data availability and inference of association between each chemical disease pair in question.
One problem in theory-based evaluation is data availability.
The urban bias in medicines availability is a persistent and serious policy concern.
