Sentence examples for generating a bias from inspiring English sources

A common restriction on the encoding process is to assume that (mathcal {X}) is created by first generating a bias vector (vec {P} in (0,1)^{ell }) (by choosing each entry P i independently from a certain distribution f P ) and then generating code words (vec {X}_{j} in mathcal {X}) according to (mathbb {P}(X_{j,i} = 1) = P_{i}).

This is also an outcome of the fact that most miRNA prediction tools take phylogenetic conservation as a strong validation parameter, thus generating a bias towards the non-conserved in the pool of yet to be discovered miRNAs.

Poorly placed GCPs could generate a bias.

However, in our opinion this does not necessarily generate a bias in the results.

Both conditions would have generated a bias on estimates of the prevalence of the extra-spinal MRI findings.

For instance, few erroneous points in x with small variances would dominate the prediction and generate a bias in a neighborhood.

Ordinary least squares regression models are known to generate a bias in both the intercept and the slope when the independent variable has a measurement error [19].

These studies realise that neglecting return migration can generate a bias in cohort-based measurements of migrants' integration and that it may reveal indirect effects of migration1.

Our study was restricted to young Chinese men, which could potentially generate a bias regarding age or gender; thus, this issue should be addressed in future studies.

On another note, the spatial characteristic of infrastructure levels may generate a bias on the infrastructure effect due to crowding-out effects from investments (Fedderke and Bogetic 2009).

We also found that transforming the rice protoplasts in a 96-well plate did not generate a bias toward column and row in the plate with respect to transformation efficiency (Figure 1).