Sentence examples for in addition to bias from inspiring English sources
In addition to bias – both conscious and unconscious – "there are other reasons why women end up earning less than men over the course of their lifetime," Clinton said.
In addition to bias intimidation and invasion of privacy, Ravi is charged with witness and evidence tampering.
Such effects, in addition to bias of the transcription-coupled machinery, may result in a higher GC content of the coding strand (Green et al. 2003; Majewski 2003).
In addition to bias, the proportion of arms for which recruitment is stopped at the first interim analysis and the proportion which continue recruiting to the final stage of the trial, as well as the pairwise type I error rate, power and correlation between stages were determined in the simulations and compared to their corresponding calculated values.
The exact risk expressions in addition to biases are derived for the proposed estimators.
In addition to biased ascertainment resulting from those with higher SES having greater access to diagnostic services, it is possible that "diagnostic bias" on the part of clinicians might contribute to ascertainment bias.
Third, there were two specific lessons for modeling in addition to biased emphasis on the worst case scenarios.
To us the fact that this difference is so dramatic suggests the involvement of selection, perhaps in addition to biased gene conversion.
This issue could result in alignment biases if reads derived from low-diversity regions of the genome can be aligned more confidently, in addition to biases among genomes that vary in their overall divergence from the reference sequence (e.g., sub-Saharan vs. cosmopolitan D. melanogaster).
In addition to publication bias, outcome reporting bias has been identified as a major problem in the reporting of clinical trials, resulting in a distorted public record of an intervention.
Now, more than 130 managers failed because, in addition to survivorship bias, there's something called backfill bias.
