Sentence examples for bias would be small from inspiring English sources
Hakulinen et al. argued that unless there was substantial variation in relative survival by age the bias would be small, but a theoretical bias still exists [ 19].
If the application of CATI underestimated the prevalence of abuse in the MES, the literature suggests that the resulting bias would be small.
We think such bias would be small as the variation in linkage is most probably due to random causes, for example, variations in the spelling of unfamiliar names or misrecording of date of birth in NHS databases.
Such a bias would be small, however, because sociodemographic and quality of life variables for controls at baseline were generally similar to those for cases, implying that the controls were well matched to cases in most respects.
Third, there was a lack of HIV status of the controls, but the differential misclassification bias would be small as the prevalence of HIV is low, as highlighted above.
The direction of the bias introduced by this type of measurement error is unknown because the relative toxicity of the other sources is unknown, but we assume that the bias would be small because automobile traffic is the major source of ambient BC in the study area (Gryparis et al. 2007).
In the previous study, 96%, 3%, and 1% of frames were assigned to 1, 2, and 4 peptides, respectively, suggesting that any bias due to multiple peptides would be small for most peptides.
At opposite bias, the possibility of reset process would be small due to the migration of oxygen ions from the Al/NiO interface to ITO to form the conductive filament as shown in process 1 (0 to −4 V) in Figure 3b.
However, only a small percentage of women (1.5%) were lost to follow-up between baseline and cognitive assessment 27 so any bias would be relatively small.
