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There, the authors claim a bias in the amount of positive versus negative words in English, while no relation between emotionality and frequency of use was found.

That we see no obvious bias in the amount of FLC-Venus/FLC-mCherry ON/OFF versus OFF/ON cells, suggests that both transgenes have similar probabilities of being repressed during cold.

We used a fluorescent anti-GST antibody to compare the amount of GST tagged protein present in each spot and found that the relative amount of GST-tagged protein present per spot did not correlate with the amount of fluorescent mRNA bound (Pearson Correlation Coefficient = −0.023), suggesting that our results were not biased by variation in the amount of protein per spot (Figure S3).

We also show that base composition bias increased with a decrease in the amount of input DNA during amplification with standard protocols.

When there was a significant AT bias detected in the diploid F1-hybrid, there was not a significant difference in the amount of bias between the F1 and the other polyploids.

When there was a significant DT bias detected in the diploid F1-hybrid, there was also a significant difference in the amount of bias between the diploid F1-hybrid and the other polyploids.

We used only contigs that had a read count of at least 50 in females (and about 100 in males) to make sure that this biased F/M ratio reflected differences in the amount of DNA present and not noise in the data.

Differences in sampling and sequence availability may bias the amount of migration inferred to take place between two communities.

As presented in Fig. 2, for two states of (a) and (b), the current was increased, with an increment in the amount of bias voltage.

He wrote of Chevron's scientists: "(Their) bias toward underestimating the amount of residual crude oil in a field sample... is well understood by Chevron's own experts".

Since both studies showed no major influence of self-selection bias and because we had a constant participation rate in our programme, we expect no change in the amount of this bias over time.