Sentence examples for biased in comparison to from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, the functional information obtained by Blast2GO may have been biased in comparison to the available annotation for rice and Arabidopsis.

This figure demonstrates that although we expect the naive unadjusted estimator to provide an unbiased estimator of the total effect, its estimates of direct effects are somewhat biased in comparison to our proposed estimator, especially for the null slopes.

The figure generated by ngs.plot shows that the sample with low RIN is clearly biased towards 3' in comparison to the sample with high RIN.

Thus, two patterns were added to this latest version, significantly reducing the model bias in comparison to other climate models [42].

Allele frequency bias: In comparison to mapping with global alignment, the frequency of the reference allele was on average 3% higher when a local alignment was used.

CLCR measures displayed less bias in comparison to sinistin CL, although precision was poor with either estimate.

The strategic microfabricated, 96-well design and automated processing improves efficiency, reduces processing time, and suppresses user bias in comparison to the standard comet assay.

These results suggest that the CvP-bias, in comparison to mesophilic orthologs, is a good predictor of the thermal stability of eukaryotic proteins.

We applied a diagnostic tool to assess the bias in the IPTW estimator due to the experimental treatment assignment (ETA) violation (Wang et al. 2006) and showed a 76% bias in comparison to the G-computation estimate (Table 4).

Many studies (RIOPA, Minnesota, and NHEXAS) used passive charcoal badges, which have been shown to have high detection limits, and a negative bias in comparison to active sampling methods (Chung et al. 1999; Gordon et al. 1999).

Furthermore, VAI as a visceral fat function indicator is the only index used which contains blood parameters that directly affect variance in insulin resistance [ 33], hence, the bias in comparison to anthropometric indices.