This new set was used to seed the biclustering algorithm in two subsequent optimization rounds one biased towards the detection of concurrent motifs in the upstream regions and a second one biassed towards the identification of sets linked to highly related biological processes (GO terms).
However, in some cases the environmental variables estimated from mammals are biassed by local influences.
Words are biassed towards the real.
The New Yorker, January 3 , 1970 P. 24Sevareid appears as a character in this play, which satirizes Vice-President Agnew's speech criticising the television networks for biassed news coverage.
By Roger Angell The New Yorker, January 3 , 1970 P. 24Sevareid appears as a character in this play, which satirizes Vice-President Agnew's speech criticising the television networks for biassed news coverage.
Sendak leaned forward, and continued, "It may be that in projecting how I felt as a child onto the children I draw I'm being terribly biassed and inaccurate.
He was appointed a Criminal Court judge in 1970, but in Dec., 1974 was transferred (he prefers the word "banished") to Civil Court, after charges by the press & by the politically powerful Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, that he was racially biassed and that he often released on little or no bail defendants accused of violent crimes.
The press had at last become a full-fledged enemy — not because it was liberal (as the reactionary forces claimed) and not because it was biassed and vicious (as it certainly was at times) but because it reported facts as it saw them and interpreted them in a manner that was at variance with the view that reactionaries had of them.
I find it completely biassed and, if actually not hogwash, pretty damn misleading".
Any juror may be disqualified if it can be shown that he is biassed, ill or unfit.
