Sentence examples for cut bias from inspiring English sources
In order to plot cut bias corrected average DNase cleavage plots, the DNaseI 6-mer cutting bias data from naked genomic data from the IMR90 cell line and for each region an 'expected count' was calculated using the 'predicted count' formula from He et al. 2014 [ 32].
Mrs. C. wore also a white bodice, cut bias, with Pompadour sleeves, flounced with ruches; low neck, with the inside handkerchief not visible, with white kid gloves.
Since these cells were filled in slices of cortical tissue and not in vivo the longest axonal projections would likely be cut, biasing this measure toward shorter projections.
Why the Republicans didnt change this anti-tax-cut bias in Congress and the Treasury Department years ago is one of the great mysteries of modern politics.
"It's not just the knowledge of draping and how to cut a bias dress," Mr. Talley said.
However, he argued that it could help bosses cut out bias and discrimination by removing subjectivity from management decisions.
We populated it with language that was chosen to cut through bias". A bit of design expertise also came into play, as Huddle was created to have a similar look and functionality to the Uber app.
This would cut the bias by about half.
Implying that Social Security is part of the problem of the nation's debt, and so, must be cut, is biased, uninformed, and uninformative.
Categorizing continuous variables introduces a cut-point bias (Royston et al. 2006, Williams 2011).
Therefore, without rationale for classification, both arbitrary and distribution-based classifications are liable to cut-point bias and prone to misleading interpretation [ 26, 62].
