Sentence examples for exceptional bias from inspiring English sources

A visual inspection of the genome architecture in strain Fhon2 indicated that there was an exceptional bias in the functional organization of genes, such that conserved single-copy orthologs present in all of the currently sequenced Lactobacillus genomes were mainly situated in the chromosomal half that is flanking ter (fig. 3).

Perhaps, these exceptional gene expression biases indicated an additional level of gene expression regulation such as DNA methylation.

However, this AT-biased gene conversion in the tobacco plastome was considered exceptional, given that biased gene conversion generally favors incorporation of GC bases in most genomes studied (Smith 2012).

By James Surowiecki February 11 , 2009Like Felix Salmon, I thought Barack Obama's discussion on "Nightline," of the pros and cons of nationalizing the banking system, was exceptional (though I'm certainly biased, since my take on nationalization is remarkably similar to his).

Like Felix Salmon, I thought Barack Obama's discussion on "Nightline," of the pros and cons of nationalizing the banking system, was exceptional (though I'm certainly biased, since my take on nationalization is remarkably similar to his).

In other ways, though, it seems that the kind of women's empowerment we celebrate — that of Beyoncé, or of Sheryl Sandberg, the C.O.O. of Facebook and author of "Lean In," a best-selling work of Silicon Valley feminism — has arrived within a social structure still biased against less exceptional women.

"The powerful new American identity permitted many individuals to succeed far beyond what they might have achieved elsewhere," Richardson writes, "but that exceptional openness depended on class, gender and racial bias".

Comparing outbreak surveillance data with those from published reports demonstrates a bias that favors the publication of novel findings and exceptional events (11).

These findings are a corrective to the "uniqueness bias" [ 25], or assumption that there must be something exceptional and different about patient safety in low-income countries.

"Not every campaign contribution by a litigant or attorney creates a probability of bias that requires a judge's recusal, but this is an exceptional case," wrote Justice Anthony Kennedy in the majority opinion, which was joined by Justices John Paul Stevens, David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer.

I'm biased, let's acknowledge that, as her mother; she is exceptional all the same.