Broadband competition is a fine way to ensure better, cheaper and, potentially, less-biased access.
The biased approach contains known proteins.
This effect is called "selective recall", "confirmatory memory" or "access-biased memory".
If our access to data was biased by being dependent on the strength or direction of the birth weight-LTPA association, the cohorts included in our study could represent a biased pool of the theoretical sample.
Furthermore, care team mediation can result in 'gate-keeping' thereby restricting service user access to research and potentially contributing to biased sampling [ 1, 2].
In addition, one may argue that the issue of biased sampling may arise in using Internet blogs because access to the Internet is not available universally across all ages, gender and social classes [ 33].
Lütke also uses the 'slippery slope' argument to contend that any decision to remove a merchant based on a moral code is a stepping stone to a situation in which the company can no longer claim to operate on a principle of democratic access to commerce for all, resulting in a "biased and diminished platform".
To test the capability of YscD to access both bent and straight conformational states, we performed free and biased molecular dynamics simulations.
Thus, in order to analyze the performance of the algorithms under a more dynamic setting, we ran our biased scenario, which pre-populates the cache with a set of infrequently accessed pages.
Pharmacists sought integrated non-biased and evidence-based information, especially as many community pharmacists do not have access to CAM information resources [ 11, 13].
Supply shifts are driven by such factors as changes in access to education and migration, demand shifts by factors such as skill-biased technical change and product market changes (e.g., due to globalization), and wage-premia shifts by factors such as changes in market or legal institutions.2.2
