It is possible that some datasets suffer more from the effects of bias and hence they would benefit from RDN to overcome the systematic bias aspect of the STD method.
However, in this control condition half of the stimuli were resolved positively and half were resolved negatively (ie, a control for the interpretation bias aspect of the procedure).
CAIR is representing the teenager's family and has pledged to watch the investigation closely to "ensure a thorough examination of any possible bias aspects of the case," CAIR National Litigation Director Lena Masri said. .
CAIR is representing the teenager's family and has pledged to watch the investigation closely to "ensure a thorough examination of any possible bias aspects of the case," CAIR National Litigation Director Lena Masri said.
However, design documentation seems to be biased toward technical aspects of the chosen solution, while information about the context of the design process is typically not available.
As the experimental design of comparative organic and conventional cropping systems often is biased in some aspects, suitable denominators for comparative assessment are discussed (ratios per area, per product and per land demand for the same amount of product).
We used values along the PCA axes in order to ensure that calculations of similarity between landscapes were not biased toward certain aspects of landscapes that had been computed redundantly in the initial metric set.
In conclusion, although the present study is not a randomized controlled study and the selection of dialysis modality may have been biased in many aspects, our study indicated that with the current practice in China, PD patients may enjoyed better quality of life than their HD counterparts.
Injured ankles of drivers were more biased towards the right aspect with foot pedals contributing to injuries in 13 of the 34 cases.
Animal models provide incomparable insights into the mechanisms of leukaemia development and allow exploration of the molecular pillars of disease maintenance, an aspect often biased in cell lines or ex vivo systems.
One could argue that this evaluation of dates of first words and phrases may be biased by the retrospective aspect of the survey: parents may not be sure of when these occurred.
