Sentence examples for bias of average from inspiring English sources

At a dilution of 1 193 individual syringe precision suggested no bias of average syringe outputs (Figure 3A).

At a dilution of 1 500, individual syringe precision indicated a 15% positive bias of average syringe outputs about the target (200 ± 15 ppm) (Figure 3B).

To remove the bias of average genome size on the likelihood of sampling a gene from a given metagenomic community, homolog counts were rescaled using effective sequence counts, a composite measure of sequence number and average community genome size [44], as described by Beszteri and colleagues [47].

The M-A plot showed an "intensity" dependent bias of average β values between the two chips (Additional file 1A).

The enrichment of Red1 on small chromosomes mirrored a previously noted bias of average meiotic DSB levels, which are also highest on the three shortest chromosomes (Blitzblau et al., 2007; Pan et al., 2011a; Thacker et al., 2014).

For over thirty years Republicans have pitted the middle class against the poor, preying on the frustrations and racial biases of average working people who can't get ahead no matter how hard they try.

The problems with scales are likely much greater for non-randomized studies than for randomized trials, as there is not much empirical evidence for the degree of bias, on average, that is introduced if different criteria are not met.

They are not gotten from reasonable locations of local relations so to give the bias evaluation of average value.

But high artificial mortalities bias estimates of average lifespan, since long-living individuals have a higher probability of being censored from the survivorship data.

Figure 3b shows the frequency distribution of correlated vlues' bias with the values of average bias, bias CoV, and ranking index (RD).

Isolating those that had at least 10 incentivised reviews and at least 10 other reviews produced a sample of 609,766 reviews, which also showed a positive bias of an average 0.29 stars.