Sentence examples for highly biased process from inspiring English sources
Consequently, candidate gene selection has remained a highly biased process.
To generalise the notion of randomness, as proposed above, permits highly non-random sequences to be called random as long as they reflect the chances of highly biased processes.
In fact, the selection process is highly biased towards finding a population who believes they have been affected by turbines.
In most animal taxa, the mitochondrial mutation rate greatly exceeds that of the nuclear genome (Lynch et al. 2008), and the mitochondrial mutational process is also highly biased (Montooth and Rand 2008).
It is known in the AFP community that the process of acquiring GO annotations is highly biased, leading to a distribution of categories that changes over time [ 9].
We found that PITA indeed improved on the naïve method (Table S3, P-value<0.00003) but in the process we noticed that the set of PITA predicted targets was highly biased towards a small number of miRNAs.
But these ratings turned out to be highly biased.
This ego-driven roulette is almost as highly biased toward the testosteroned as wrestling.
There are risks of using that method of inferring intention — it's highly biased.
Insectivorous birds also take a highly biased selection from the insect menu offered by the habitat.
