Sentence examples for bias interpretation from inspiring English sources

Incomplete follow-up can bias interpretation of data that are collected in longitudinal studies.

It is still unknown if extrapolating the equations to this younger age group will bias interpretation of results.

The majority of genes differentially expressed in RNA-Seq were only detected as present in RNA-Seq, which is important for studies with smaller effect sizes where the sensitivity of hybridization-based techniques could bias interpretation.

Excluding or including the index cases from the calibration study could each bias interpretation of results.

Not surprisingly, the studies identified in this review are weak in bias interpretation.

Analyses of congruence among distantly related taxonomic subdivisions in poorly sampled clades can bias interpretation in favour of 'cospeciation' [ 8].

Among their pedagogical qualifications are, oddly enough, their looks: lacking facial expression, insects aren't so easy to anthropomorphize, which makes researchers less likely to bias interpretations of their behavior.

However, there are a number of drawbacks to this approach, most notably that lineages with the greatest amount of variance will largely bias interpretations from analyses involving a common morphospace.

Matrix pre-treatment, generally applied as first step of Exploratory Data Analysis EDAA), can alter data structure and thus seriously biasing interpretation [12].

On the other hand, Hoffman (2004) [16] showed that therapeutic intervention based on cognitive biases interpretation of patients with social phobia is more effective in maintaining long-term therapeutic benefits than therapy treatment based only on exposure.

Lastly, in failing to be transparent about the limitations of their own work, Lovering et al. have recourse to a selective choice of data, unbalanced analysis, and biased interpretation.