Sentence examples for biased measurement from inspiring English sources

Both are designed to detect a change in the mean of a measured variable leading to an inference regarding the presence of a biased measurement.

A systematic strategy is developed for the location of the source and the rectification of gross, biased measurement errors in a chemical process.

Whether this finding represents a genuine exception or if it is artifact of a systematically biased measurement of height or wealth index remains a subject for further investigation.

Although self-reported smoking status is known to be biased, measurement of a biological marker has various disadvantages.

Although we can not completely rule out other factors causing biased measurement of miRNA's expression level, we presented a statistically significant result of miRNA's reversal preference in normal and tumor tissues.

Andersen et al. [ 27] have suggested that the Kessler scales had significantly lower discriminating ability in regard to depression and anxiety disorders among the Black African than among the combined non-Black African population group in South Africa, and they attribute this to differential item biased measurement.

In order to avoid biased measurements, stromules were measured in a rectangle in the upper left corner of the respective images.

The proposed method has a limitation: it assumes that the constraints are independent; however, biased measurements can violate this assumption.

Case control studies of antimicrobial resistant infections that use people infected with sensitive organisms as controls [ 12, 14– 19] give biased measurements of the risk associated with antimicrobial prescription.

The low coverage in these regions can produce biased measurements or remove the regions from consideration in downstream analysis, potentially eliminating important signals from the data.

In Section "Biased distance model and its observability", we describe the EKF algorithm used for biased measurements.