Sentence examples for biased line from inspiring English sources
Karnath et al. [ 3] suggested that the inconsistencies between findings of anatomical studies might reflect the fact that some neglect patients were included on the basis of cancellation performance whereas in others neglect had been assessed on the basis of biased line bisection.
We measured the mutual inductance between a signal line and a bias line in the circuit.
The average of five random frames produced significantly less bias than did subjective location, yielding a calibration line crossing the 'no-bias' line.
The Bland Altman plots show that the best results are seen with CKD-EPI, with a good concentration of values around the bias line.
In contrast, BETP agonism was not significantly (P > 0.05) affected by the G protein with EC50 values of 10 nM and 15 nM (Gαs and Gαi, respectively), this was confirmed through construction of an equimolar bias plot where the BETP data did not deviate from the no-bias line of unity.
Moreover, we tested the variability of the scatter around the bias line across the graph using Levene's test for homogeneity of variance, and the only relevant values are shown in Figures 2(f) and 2(b) (one measurement) and Figure 2(c) (mean of two raw data measurements), which showed significance of P = 0.054, P < 0.05, and P = 0.399, respectively.
Rightward biases in line bisection correlated positively with trait-level self-reported empathic concern, suggesting a left hemisphere mediation of this prosocial personality trait.
Stripes are everywhere this fall, with vertical and bias lines usually the most flattering.
Thermal inflows from low frequency lines, IF signal lines for control/output of the sampler and dc bias lines, were minimized by choosing proper wires.
The mirrors were deposited either on additional stubs connected to the rings in the transverse direction or on the ring bias lines.
Isolation amplifiers were used together with RF choke inductors to provide isolation between the RF coil and the DC bias lines.
