Sentence examples for bias would be expected from inspiring English sources

Concerning the second difference no bias would be expected since the temporal separation between A/C1 and the postsynaptic does not influence the histogram before A/C1.

A very strong bias would be expected to generate an excess of low MAF SNP in breeds not represented during the SNP discovery process.

However, the size of the possible selection bias would be expected to be low.

(3) This 'misclassification' bias would be expected to especially affect subjects whose tumours progressed very early.

Nevertheless, with non-differential misclassification, any potential bias would be expected toward the null.

In any event, such a bias would be expected to be uniform both early and late in the disease.

However, most plausible biases would be expected to be away from the null and result in false positive associations.

Although these limitations exist, the aforementioned biases would be expected to affect both independent and non-independent groups equally.

Therefore the facilities that participated in this study may not be a representative sample, but both of these potential biases would be expected to increase the effectiveness of the intervention.

If transcription causes a strand bias, it would be expected that this effect would be roughly proportional to expression level and Majewski [ 16] noted such a relationship: he defined a variable ("ACGT-skew") as the ratio ((A + C) - (T + G))/(A + C + G + T)) for introns (and excluding the 50 bases at each end of the intron).

It is possible that we are observing this bias here, but it would be expected to occur equally across all taxa, and no apparent bias is observed for the Class II families.