Sentence examples for biased discrepancies from inspiring English sources

None of these acknowledgments were from the eight reviews containing potentially biased discrepancies.

Only 4(6%) of the 64 reviews with an outcome discrepancy described the reason for the change in the review, with no acknowledgment of the change in any of the eight reviews containing potentially biased discrepancies.

To see if our results are biased by divergence discrepancies between UP and SO, we sorted the ω value of each branch by their synonymous substitution rate (dS).

We found that 29% of registered TCM trials showed selective outcome-reporting bias (discrepancies between the outcomes registered and the outcomes published).

Unfortunately, these methods are not universally applicable as they exhibit strong artefacts of their formulation with varying sequence length, or overall codon bias, or codon bias discrepancy.

To test whether our results are biased due to divergence discrepancies between UP and SO, we sorted the ω value of each branch by their synonymous substitution rate (dS).

Finally, it could be argued the data shown here are biased because of discrepancies of pain intensities between AP and CP.

The depression distortion hypothesis (Richters and Pellegrini 1989) posits that maternal depression is associated with negatively-biased discrepancies when reporting on child characteristics, a discrepancy not observed in nondepressed mothers.

Although the design of our study does not allow disentangling recall bias from non-response bias, the discrepancies in some domains may be more likely to result from poor recall than non-response, and vice versa.

Institutional racial bias and discrepancies between races costs New Zealand hundred of millions each year.

Moreover, SRTM suffers from bias in discrepancies in a blood volume fraction between target and reference regions.