Sentence examples for bias may constitute from inspiring English sources

Recall bias may constitute a problem.

Hence, social desirability bias may constitute a significant limitation of the UNAIDS core indicators.

Referral bias may constitute a problem in studies using hospital admissions as a measure of disease, but especially for diseases commonly treated outside hospitals, e.g. back pain, and for diseases for which people are only admitted to hospital if it progresses to a severe disease [ 31].

This bias may be growing.

Selection bias may be present.

However, evaluation of five PTFs developed for natural soils showed that they all underestimated Ks by an order of magnitude, suggesting that application of water balance simulation models based on such PTFs to the present study site may constitute a bias in model outputs.

This may constitute a bias in the estimation.

This may constitute a bias as to the origin of the patients/controls.

There were low retention rates in this study which may constitute a bias in that those who remained in the study may have experienced benefits and those who experienced little or no benefits may have dropped out.

The predictive outcome, hyperbilirubinemia, defined differently in the compared studies, may constitute an important bias factor.

The validity of the semantic links between MEDLINE terms & subheadings and CISMeF metaterms may be questioned, and (moreover) the sole contribution of CISMeF experts to their creation may constitute a considerable bias.