To some extend a bias towards the phase 0 introns was to be expected as the overall frequencies of intron phases 0, 1 and 2 in Caenorhabditis elegans are roughly 50%, 25%and25%5% [ 32].
Cultural and attitudinal factors can reinforce and extend cognitive biases.
To address this, an extension of CBPK, referred to herein as extended conditional bias penalized kriging (ECBPK), has been developed which combines the CBPK estimate with a trivial estimate of zero precipitation.
However it is clarified that the reported work is more like proof-of-concept study and if it is to be extended for bias correction of the entire numerical outcome then techniques such as ensemble error covariance as suggested as in Sannasiraj et al. (2006) and Sannasiraj (2012) may be adopted.
The extend of this bias is often greater the stronger the dependence of the missingness mechanism on the outcome [ 10].
We can account for this pattern of activity by extending the biased competition model.
It is always possible to go further, and we are intrigued by the suggestion of Burstyn et al. to conduct an extended, multiple-bias sensitivity analysis.
While some studies (e.g. [ 26]) have established evidence for neurobiological correlates of response bias, it remains to be seen whether cognitive biases extend across depression as a whole or whether they are specific to given individuals or sub-set diagnostic groups.
This implies that C. albicans regional biases extend over scales encompassing ~20 genes, as the spacing between genes is 2300 bp [ 17].
33, 34 However, these two studies did not control for muscle activity physiologically unrelated to the intended movement but to compensatory movements (e.g. contracting biceps when trying to extend fingers), thus biasing the decoding with involuntary pathological muscle activity.
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