Sentence examples for bias in selectivity from inspiring English sources

Neither species was on average more drug-sensitive or resistant than the other (no significant bias in selectivity scores by sign test, p = 0.77).

We minimised bias in selectivity and interpretation of synthesis results by having two authors independently extract and explore themes in the data, and discussing themes between all authors to reach consensus.

Thus, even though ASCT was found to be a prognostic factor for survival in our study, it is important to reemphasize the potential bias in patient selectivity undergoing ASCT; on the other hand, the number of patients who received ASCT was small in our study, so this should require validation in a larger cohort in the future.

Traditional approaches use modified commercial fishing gear (such as trawls and baited hooks) that have biases in species selectivity and may also be inappropriate for deployment in some habitat types.

While this may hold true in Colombia, no evidence documents selectivity bias in reporting crime in the Colombian context.

Similar results were found when selectivity bias in the models were checked using the two different exclusion criteria [(i) 'number of children' via empirical evidence in the data set, and (ii) 'number of children', 'region of residence' and 'health status' via evidence from literature].

Ligands, as a consequence of conformational selectivity, produce signaling bias in which some downstream biochemical pathways are favored over others, and this contributes to variability in physiological responsiveness.

The responses suggest a softening in selectivity.

The national university that ranks No. 1 in selectivity is Yale.

There is no difference in selectivity between rounds.

For example, the study compares Texas A&M and Penn State, which are similar in size, selectivity, and SAT scores — but significantly different in selectivity in their regions.