Sentence examples for bias in height from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, classical driving core techniques often correspond with the contraction of organic layers and bias in height accuracies.

For lidar return densities below 4 m−2, the bias in height estimates translated into errors of 80 125 Mg ha−1 in predicted aboveground biomass.

For lidar return densities below 4 m−2, the bias in height estimates translated into aboveground biomass errors substantially greater than the model error of ~30 Mg ha−1.

Furthermore, a bias in predicting height:diameter ratios can propagate into bias for volume increment predictions.

In conclusion, apart from a datum-induced bias in the orthometric heights, the geometric geoidal heights have a 1-cm accuracy.

Body perception emerged as a main predictor of the bias in self-reported height and weight, next to gender and weight status [ 8, 10, 12].

To address the potential for bias in self-reporting height and weight measurements, correction equations were used based on 2007 2008 Australian national survey data [ 47], which adjusts for known biases in self-reported height and weight by participant age and gender.

Prevalence estimates reported by Ezzati [ 36] found that while bias in self-reported height and weight estimates were found, especially among women, these biases could be corrected through the use of weighting.

These findings suggest social desirability bias in adolescents' reports of height and weight.

Indeed, there was no reason for recall bias in current weight and height, in our study, as cases and controls were interviewed in similar hospital settings and the general population was unaware of the possible relationship (D'Avanzo et al, 1997).

The overall effect of thinning was a positive bias in the ground elevation, which translated into lower canopy heights with decreasing data density.