Sentence examples for biased records from inspiring English sources

The use of potentially biased records of these genotyped elite females in genomic evaluation may have two major impacts, i.e. (1) on the genomically enhanced breeding values (GEBV) of these cows and their relatives and (2) on the prediction equations.

The elections of several antipopes are greatly obscured by incomplete or biased records, and at times even their contemporaries could not decide who was the true pope.

In addition, sampling strategies have biased recording experiments towards a focus on one type of ending, the IGLE.

Hence, although data based on codes may be incomplete, in this initial investigation there was no evidence of biased recording by gender or timing.

This slot could have biased recording, which could be supported by sex and socioeconomic differences in use of this time slot.

However, there was little difference in the baseline weight and HbA1c readings for the total cohorts and those subgroups analysed, although biased recording of later results cannot be ruled out.

We found that detection criteria bias records toward high-severity events and against potentially ecologically significant low-severity fires in mixed-severity regimes, ultimately classifying them as higher severity.

Using a statistical model, the researchers estimated the racial bias recorded by 1.6 million respondents who visited the Project Implicit website on a county-level basis, matching those responses with the Department of Education data.

Soon thereafter, Camras invented high-frequency bias recording, a method of using high frequency sounds to sensitize magnetic tapes to lower-frequency sounds, resulting in greater clarity across the spectrum.

She has no qualms about letting her long hair go naturally gray — nor about tackling the sexist underpinnings of anti-gray bias, recording a radio program, "Glad to be Grey," for England's Radio 4 in March.

& Bolot, J. Are call detail records biased for sampling human mobility?