Sentence examples for identifiable bias from inspiring English sources
If Seibert betrays any identifiable bias, it's toward women.
After voir dire, both sides are allowed to ask the judge to remove any number of jurors "for cause"; that is, because of an identifiable bias rendering them unfit to serve.
He wrote about its manifestations in music, politics and American culture in general in a forthright style and with a voice that betrayed fascination but no ideology or identifiable bias.
To accommodate and correct identifiable bias and risks of bias among clinical trials of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT).
Correia (2011) has taken Mill's insight that biases are predisposing causes of fallacies a step further by connecting identifiable biases with particular fallacies.
The advantages are its transferability across study systems and identifiable biases, little need of a priori diet knowledge and importantly, the fact that little further laboratory development is required.
With the PCR primers and sequence alignments provided and the use of software for rapidly identifying restriction enzymes that cleave DNA regions in nominated groups but not in others [46], this method can be applied to any predator or predatory group from any taxonomic level with negligible and somewhat identifiable biases.
The methodology for the ranking is not made explicit, and a strong political bias is identifiable.
A unique strength of this analysis is the matched pairing, which is arguably the best attempt to retrospectively control for identifiable sources of selection bias in the delivery of adjuvant therapy in pancreatic cancer.
On the other side of the coin, there is the notion that humans null for ESCO2 are not early embryonic lethal; however, there is an ascertainment bias toward identifiable patients (stillborn fetuses, children with birth defects and viable patients), but not embryonic lethal prior to the second term due to lack of detection.
