Sentence examples for difference in the bias from inspiring English sources

When considering interdecadal variability there are significant difference in the bias between positive and negative phases of the IPO.

We did not observe a significant difference in the bias for the hemoglobin concentration between the 37-bed ICU (Step 2) and the Cardiac Surgery OR (p = 0.44).

The latter approach does not eliminate the bias entirely, but it minimizes the difference in the bias of the buildup rate estimates in the two regimes.

The distance swum in the four annuli seemed to be different for the strains (Annuli by Strain interaction: F9,84 = 2.84, p < 0.0057) but a strain difference in the bias for the training annulus was not confirmed (F3,28 = 2.61, NS), although visual inspection of Fig. 6f suggests that the F344 rats swam a shorter distance in the training annulus than did the other three strains.

Differences in the bias might also be the explanation for the difference between the top-down approaches and GRMT/1SVM because the TDMT methods calculate a new pIC50 bias for each node, whereas GRMT/1SVM calculate an average bias over all training instances.

Note that recall bias is not likely to affect our results insofar as there are no systematic differences in the bias across districts.

SL provided advice on experimental strategies and PD performed the analysis of potential differences in the 3' bias of IVT vs WT-Pico amplified samples.

Signal-detection analysis showed differences in the bias measure, which reflects how much evidence participants need to accept that they felt stimulation.

It is notable nonetheless that we found that the differences in the bias in codon usage between highly and lowly expressed genes were not as marked the male as in female tissues and gametes, as evidenced by the fact that the Bonferroni correction excluded the statistical significance of this comparison for both Z. mays and T. aestivum.

Two further advantages of using a standard instrumental variable framework to estimate the bias terms is that it is generalizable to multiple instrument settings, and we can test for differences in the biases between different sets of instruments using Hansen tests.

The KF and LSM solutions have differences in the biases of 0.1 mm for Onsala and at the sub-millimeter level for Tsukuba.