Sentence examples for discovery bias from inspiring English sources

Had we claimed overrepresentation of binding sites in the first 2000 bp, discovery bias would have been a valid concern.

A linear phylogeny occurs due to discovery bias and a lack of any reversal mutations in the samples studied.

The advantage of using GWAs data is that complex disease genes, unlike genes listed in OMIM, are identified without discovery bias.

Previous studies of network properties of human disease genes have mainly focused on monogenic diseases or cancers and have suffered from discovery bias.

Here we investigated the network properties of complex disease genes identified by genome-wide association studies (GWAs), thereby eliminating discovery bias.

Another concern is that the above studies could be confounded by discovery bias, in other words these disease genes were identified based on previous knowledge.

Significant global discovery biases remain, but the integration of experimental and computational approaches is proving fruitful for accurate characterisation of the copy, content, and structure of variable regions.

This provides a route to sequencing megabase regions without complex cloning or primer walking or the discovery biases inherent in sequence capture.

Our work suggests that the effects of QTL on phenotypic noise and/or fitness should also be considered in future statistical models of QTL mapping via BSA-seq to avoid discovery biases.

When translated to non-model studies of gene duplication among evolutionarily interesting lineages, this predicts of a discovery rate biased toward highly similar gene duplicates.

One possibility for the concordance of the age-related DMRs from each data set could be that region discovery is biased towards detecting particular regions on the arrays independent of phenotype.