Although these examples are biased toward traits of domesticated plant species, they nevertheless provide a good illustration of the power of TEs to uniquely create diverse and elaborate intragenomic potential, which can be realized by selection.
Emphasis on certain topics and the selection of examples is biased and is directly related to the author's own research and consulting experience.
For example, expression microarrays are biased against the representation of poorly-characterized genes.
These factors are largely unknown, but might include adapter proteins, phosphatases and so on, but it appears that these factors vary in abundance with subtype (for example, HR+ lines are biased toward high pERK response).
These examples of substitution are biased to clinical tasks rather than preventive services, but this probably reflects communities' health needs.
For example, MATL4 was biased towards P. fremontii × angustifolia genotype 1979 relative to MATL1-3, wereh were more evenly expressed across genotypes and tissues.
As an example, people can be biased as a consequence of their most recent experiences, whether good or bad.
In one game, for example, the referee is biased towards a particular team -- demonstrating the larger problems with favoritism.
For example, if items were biased for gender, then gender could not be used as a predictor variable for mental well-being, as the measurement of mental well-being would be confounded by gender bias.
For example, activist representatives could be biased toward an executive with a history of divestment.
