Sentence examples for bias of population from inspiring English sources

The median bias of population estimates from the DS method declined with detection probability but to a smaller degree than the DO method (Figure 3).

For instance, the authors in [ 31] highlight the potential bias of population measures when cell replication rates are not homogeneous, or depend on the cell state.

Limited research to date has assessed the influence of these sources of bias on population based child maltreatment data linkage studies (Bohensky 2016; Greene et al. 2011).

First, does the sampling variance of two key vital rates, survival and fecundity, bias estimates of population growth rates?

Second, we found evidence of deviations from mutation-drift equilibrium consistent with a demographic expansion in most populations, and such demographic instabilities are known to downwardly bias estimates of population differentiation [35], [89].

Within-population structure can bias estimates of population sizes, often resulting in apparent recent population size declines [ 69- 71].

One weaknesses of this study would be the probable bias of the population, which is small in size and not necessarily represents the whole population with chronic periodontitis in Japan.

Lessons from the Structure case suggest that whenever this happens, the new population categories that are meant to be out of reach of the 'cultural bias' of existing population identities, can reconfirm those identities as biologically grounded, thus strengthening possible essentialisations in the same way that it happens in the case of Structure.

Thus, any model based on zoning and the bias of associating population to the nearest stop does not seem coherent in the case of urban bus.

This indicates a low selection bias of our population.

However, it might be possible that bias of the population group influenced the HHS after 5 years, because the frailest patients had died and healthy patients survived.