Sentence examples for biased difference from inspiring English sources

So, here it placed both results to show that how downward biased difference GMM estimators produce more inflated impact than system GMM estimator.

This biased difference towards lower X-expression is against the random expectation that the two types of chromosomes have no differences in expression.

When tested with an independent data set, the multiple regression model performed best with a higher coefficient of variance R2 (0.78 vs. 0.70), lower root mean square difference (RMSD) (12.92% vs. 13.05%) and the same mean bias difference (MBD) of −2.20%.

When tested against hourly measurements, the model exhibits a coefficient of variance (R2) equal to or better than 0.96, and root mean square difference (RMSD) in the range of 7.3 7.9% and mean bias difference (MBD) of −4.5% to 3.5%.

The bias (difference mean) 1.16 m provided limits of agreement (±2SD) [−0.2919902, 0.291990) which included all except 3 patients.

The agreement between methods was assessed by calculating the paired difference between them for each measurement and by estimating the bias (difference) and 95%% limits of agreements (LoA) relative to the mean measurement of both methods [8].

Figure  1 illustrates the mean bias (difference) between the SWA and indirect calorimetry as a continuous time function with 95% confidence intervals.

However, selection bias, difference in waiting time, and ischemia-regeneration injuries of the graft among DDLT vs LDLT may influence long-term results.

Therefore, our measures of richness and evenness are likely not biased by differences in detectability.

This indicates that the results were not biased by differences in the timing of euthanasia or spontaneous death.

Normalizing from this reference allows a more accurate quantification of neuronal activation, which is less biased by differences in staining.