Sentence examples for bias of the methods from inspiring English sources
The McWalter/Welte method is applicable under the least restrictive assumptions and is the least prone to bias of the methods reviewed.
To estimate the bias of the methods 1% certified reference materials were used if available.
As an aside, simulations should not place the QTL at the center of the segment as this hides bias of the methods and artificially decreases MSE.
GBD 2.0 will use a counterfactual approach for estimating mortality from pathogens due to specific etiologies to overcome bias of the methods used in GBD 2010 going forward.
Furthermore, no study has, on the basis of the bias of the method, proposed new methods with a lower bias nor considered the implications of the bias estimation for existing published studies.
The first phase, called 'prevalidation', is intended to (1) identify the model to use for the calibration curve; (2) evaluate the limits of quantitation; and (3) provide good estimates of the precision and bias of the method before designing the 'validation' phase per se.
The first term is the truncation error of the moments from their analytical solutions, i.e. the bias of the method, which depends only on the choice of timestep.
This failure may reflect a bias introduced by the dataset, in which many samples were cell sorted to specifically select aneuploid cell fractions, or could reflect an inherent bias of the method towards more distinct components, which would tend to favor components with large amplifications.
To reduce the observer error in assigning burrows as active or inactive, or other biases of the method [54], density estimates in 2001 onwards were based on maximum number of prairie dogs aboveground at any one time observed from 12 4.5 ha quadrants (triangles).
33 Owing to the low number of studies available and the inherent biases of the method, the findings of the present meta-regressions must be interpreted in a very conservative manner.
They express the bias of the search methods towards known homologies.
