Sentence examples for discernable bias from inspiring English sources
This would appear to indicate that within the first two hours of LPS exposure, the machinery controlling gene expression is in flux limiting discernable bias between young and old cultures in the speed in which they responded.
We have shown that this new class of PDT agent possesses excellent photophysical properties and as having EC50 values in the low nano-molar range for lead compound ADPM06, with no discernable activity bias for a specific tumour cell type.
Light-induced toxicity assays, carried out over a broad range of human tumour cell lines, displayed EC50 values in the micro-molar range for ADPM01 and nano-molar range for ADPM06, with no discernable activity bias for a specific cell type.
This system is capable of accurately counting at least 300 microscopic colonies per spot at only 18 h after plating, overcoming the 2-day growth period required to generate visible colonies, which exacerbates the problem of overlapping colonies, reduces the countable range of discernable colonies per spot (≤30) and biases counts downward.
Additionally, our molecular data from dyads and triads could be biased towards slowly evolving genes with discernable homology to outgroup sequences from P. carvalhoi and H. curtipes.
While there were no discernable differences between reponders and non-responders on any demographic variables, except for ethnicity and discharge destination, non-response bias is likely to be present.
But there may be one discernable difference between the two.
The United States has never played with a consistent, discernable style.
