Sentence examples for biased backgrounds from inspiring English sources

First, since our underlying scoring measure is based on counting matches between nucleotides, it is important to see how well it performs in compositionally biased backgrounds.

RS could be biased when background cancer risk factors (e.g. smoke, HCV) carry a higher risk of related mortalities.

Notably, it is not possible to assert that the present results demonstrate the crude impacts of the various factors considered since each could be biased by background confounding factors.

Some of the patients used in the auscultation test were, however, known to the cardiologists, and there is a possibility that their findings on auscultation could be biased by background information about these patients.

It is possible that the supervised clustering could be biased by such background changes and extract abnormal pixels as reference.

Today, Labour is dominated by those from privileged backgrounds and is biased against prospective MPs from working class backgrounds – like Samuel Perry who was a Labour MP in the 1920s.

What education should members of a sanctioning body have in order to make an objective assessment of the suitability of WTs and not to be biased by their educational backgrounds?

It is known that mice on a C57BL/6 background are prone to Th1 immunity, whereas mice on BALB/c background are biased toward type 2 immunity.

An adviser can be biased by his professional background.

Using the genetic composition survey, 176 (62.9 %) lines of Syn10 were found to be biased toward the genetic background of B73 in contrast to 94 (38.5 %) in Syn4, and 38 (13.6 %) lines of Syn10 were biased toward Mo17 in contrast to 67 (23.0 %) in Syn4 (chi-squared test, P = 0.01) (Additional file 11).

Second, our sampling is likely to be biased in terms of educational background and age.