Sentence examples for biased over from inspiring English sources

That said, my eyes seem to have become a bit biased over time.

Distribution of the simulated mixed Rossby gravity waves was biased over Central and South America and the Atlantic.

Mr Russell added that an amendment to allow for closure proposals to be referred to an independent review panel would "remove allegations of political bias" from the process, though he denied that ministers had ever been biased over school closures.

All drugs except olazapine were biased over one to two decades of the displayed concentration range.

We measured learning/fatigue effects (not just variation between observations) 30 to ensure that comparisons were not biased over time.

Parents' recollections of the accident and their child's posttraumatic stress symptoms may have become biased over time.

It is interesting to consider that these results may reflect the highly biased over-representation of samples A/H5N1 sequences in the genome sequence database(s), reflecting much more of the natural diversity of non-HA and non-NA gene sequences than in more sparsely sampled (but naturally far more prevalent) avian influenza virus subtypes.

Thus, educational attainment should be adjusted for in this study, particularly when the referent group is biased toward over-representation of those with higher education levels which in turn produces biased over-estimates of risk.

Compared with the 70-80% of CG dinucleotides being methylated in humans [ 11], this proportion is higher, which likely stems from the usage of a methylation site enriched sequence causing a slightly biased over-all methylation rate.

WGA biases over longer distances may be misinterpreted as genuine copy-number changes.

We conclude that biased over- or underreporting is characteristic of some persons.