But, the way the body appears to have two skins, with the second looking like a skirt cut on an exaggerated bias, is fussy; from the front, the new Routemaster looks as if it's wearing an eyepatch, a knowing reference perhaps to the days, a century ago, when fiercely deregulated London buses raced one other dangerously to pick up passengers, and were known as "pirates".
The TH1 AC30 response shows an exaggerated bias shift due to the transient, while the ReValver AC30 response is again more static.
The first concerns the subtle notion of trustworthiness of information, ranging from verified facts [12], to rumors and exaggerated, biased, unverified or fabricated news [4, 7, 13].
Fox et al. [ 11] further suggested that exaggerated attentional bias to threat may cause the emergence and maintenance of anxious behaviors.
Additionally, in Daphnia pulex, mature females have a higher proportion of female-biased genes than juvenile females (Eads et al. 2007), and D. melanogaster reared under better nutritional conditions show exaggerated expression bias (Wyman et al. 2010).
In the former category, survival time becomes exaggerated by lead-time bias, length bias sampling, and possibly also by selection bias and overdiagnosis bias.
Playing the race card, says Ford, right, is making "false or exaggerated claims of bias" that "piggyback on real instances of victimization" — think of Tawana Brawley or Clarence Thomas's accusation of a "high-tech lynching".
Winfrey's complaint, Ford writes, is typical of a class of grievances that has created a crisis in the social and legal meaning of race: playing the race card, defined as making "false or exaggerated claims of bias" that "piggyback on real instances of victimization".
However, Lu used outdated and superseded surface temperature measurements with a cool bias that exaggerated that surface warming slowdown.
However, trials with inadequate methods are associated with bias and exaggerated treatment effects.
Differential LTFU may lead to bias through exaggerated effects in one of the groups.
