Sentence examples for biases imposed on from inspiring English sources

Protein entries were retrieved trusting the reliability and robustness of HMMs that were used to delimit domains, the low probability of cryptic domains matching non-domain linker sequences (P < 0.0001) that could affect assignments of sequences to multi-domain protein groups, and the absence of biases imposed on length estimates by superkingdom-specific Markovian models [ 25].

It would be nice to see someone (not necessarily these authors, and of course not right now) rewrite the history of the last 50 years of molecular phylogeny (its whole history) in terms of the biases imposed on its leading practitioners by their scientific training.

Subsequently, the gender bias imposed on us previously constrained our selection.

Thomas Kuhn, Norwood Hanson, Paul Feyerabend, and others cast suspicion on the objectivity of observational evidence by challenging the assumption that observers can shield it from biases imposed by their "paradigm" and theoretical commitments.

While the first strategy is based on the use of directing groups, the second strategy exploits the inherent steric and electronic biases imposed by substrate functional groups.

We suggest that quartile binning based on the maximum of male or female expression at each locus provides a simple adjustment to the analysis that removes bias imposed by binning on data from only one sex.

However, codon-pairs cannot reflect the full bias imposed by the translational machinery on mRNA primary structure since the ribosome has 3 rather than 2 decoding sites, namely A-, P- and E-sites [ 11].

The proposed approach was demonstrated to go beyond the species bias imposed by evolutionary relatedness, and performs better than predictors based solely on taxonomy or sequence similarity.

Although the derived exosphere temperatures may contain a bias imposed by the model, any bias has a small effect since the analysis is performed on perturbations about the mean temperature.

During the training phase, a constraint is imposed on the bias term in the denominator of (10) so as to avoid division by zero: (11).

A current density is specified as a function of time: a direct current (DC) during the time needed to system to achieve a steady state, then as an alternative signal of a given frequency imposed on the DC bias applied from the beginning.