Sentence examples for complete bias from inspiring English sources

"The Palestinian cabinet considers this terrorist Israeli campaign a direct result of American encouragement and the complete bias of the American administration toward the Israeli government," Ahmed Qurei, the Palestinian prime minister, said Saturday night.

On July 2nd the National and Islamic Forces a body that includes not only Hamas and Islamic Jihad but also Mr Arafat's Fatah accused Mr Powell of showing "complete bias" to Israel over the ceasefire.

For the universal genetic code, ENc delivers values that range from 61 (no bias – all codons used equally) to 20 (complete bias – only one codon used for each amino acid).

Under this complete nucleotide bias condition, the primer extension pauses at one nucleotide before the template sequence that the deleted nucleotide is supposed to be incorporated, called a "stop site".

If the diversification of a group follows a Yule process and the sampling is apparently complete, a bias towards slowdown can still exist if recent lineage splits are unlikely to be considered as distinct species.

Although this filter was designed to remove systematic sequencing errors, complete strand bias can occur solely as a result of random sampling between the two strands, especially at low depths.

It is crucial that clinical endpoint follow-up is complete, otherwise bias may be introduced, since patients who are lost often have different prognoses from those who are retained.

Stabilization of distinct conformations by two drugs resulted in a nearly complete reciprocal bias in the size of ribosome footprints, providing evidence that large and small footprints originate from distinct ribosomal conformations.

One limitation of this study is that the current data is neither complete nor bias-free.

However, the annotation corpora that could be used to calculate the IC of terms within other biomedical ontologies are rarely complete or bias-free.

However, since the genome and transcriptome analysis of these grasses is not completed, some bias may have been introduced in the selection of the tissues studied.