Sentence examples for bias methodology from inspiring English sources

The option bias methodology can therefore be thought of as a rigorous, quantitative version of the ethnographic method, by providing a probability that the observed levels of within-group homogeneity arose in the absence of social learning, and thereby allows judgements as to the plausibility of a social learning explanation to be based on consensual standards, rather than subjective judgements.

A hierarchical sizing and biasing methodology for analog firm intellectual properties (IPs) is presented.

Sports genetics to date have been hampered by small sample sizes and biased methodology, which can lead to erroneous associations and overestimation of effect sizes.

The proposed exploration technique is combined with a simulation-based hierarchical sizing and biasing methodology to size and bias analog firm IPs.

However, some of the observed variability between men and women may be an artifact of biased methodology.

Therefore, the association between low proliferation and bad colon cancer outcome is not the result of biased methodology.

Dumbrigue H B, Al-Bayat M I, Ng C C, Wakefield C W. Assessment of bias in methodology for randomized controlled trials published on implant dentistry.

Based on the bias optimization methodology, an extremely low drain bias (0.25-V) combined with an optimum gate voltage scheme is applied to a two-stage common-source amplifier.

Some of the observed variability between men and women may, however, be an artifact of bias in methodology.

Sensitivity analyses are planned to explore the impact of potential bias or methodology limitations (such as quality of satellite images, through removing subject born before 1986 having less precise satellite images at time of birth).

Hence, the discrepancies in results in this study and those using the US SEER data may be because of follow-up time, surveillance bias, and methodology rather than differences in treatment regimes.