Research on the effects of improved patient participation should devote extra attention to developing unbiased designs and invest more in changing the affective behaviour of providers.
Developing unbiased estimates of dose implies that all pathways of exposure must be taken into account and that efforts be made to eliminate or minimize potential under- or overestimation in collected data and parameter values used in models.
The DALY was aimed at national and international health policies, to develop unbiased epidemiological assessments for major disorders, and to provide an outcome measure that could also be used for cost-effectiveness analysis[ 6].
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses will continue to play a critical role in developing unbiased guidelines that take into consideration an assessment of the risk of bias of individual studies as well as the overall strength of available evidence.
The first theme involves increasing our understanding of complex exposures, which will require efforts in three distinct yet interrelated research areas: a) monitoring, b) modeling, and c) developing unbiased approaches for characterizing exposures (e.g., exposome).
We developed an unbiased integrative approach based on genome engineering, robust tracking methodology, and advanced analytics.
To better understand what determines the susceptibility of intracellular proteins to degradation by the UPS, we developed an unbiased method for large-scale identification of eukaryotic degrons.
Martin in [17] developed an unbiased noise estimator based on the optimally smoothed power spectral density estimate and the analysis of the statistics of spectral minima and proposed the MS-based approach for the first time.
We developed an unbiased and in vivo target discovery approach to identify molecular vulnerabilities in low-passage and patient-derived PDAC xenografts or genetically engineered mouse model-derived allografts.
In this paper, a globally optimal filtering framework is developed for unbiased minimum-variance state estimation for systems with unknown inputs that affect both the system state and the output.
Spiritual virtues, which Buddhism calls "perfections," are dispositions to act as someone who has developed universal, unbiased love acts.
