It is a fundamental principle of inquisitorial fairness that no person should adjudicate if there is a real likelihood of bias.
"As a result, there is a high likelihood of bias among the survey results".
Also, despite the fact that his company could benefit from more sites adopting social, the sample size is large enough to decrease the likelihood of bias.
Thus, the likelihood of bias caused by differing demographic factors is low, but researchers should take into account that underreporting occurs and is likely to increase as utilization increases.
Yet, there is a high likelihood of bias when visually collecting microplastics [11, 24]: the lowest particle size in studies, in which sieves were used, was smaller than in studies, in which particles were visually collected from the samples [11].
Limitations in the current study include the purposive selection of sample villages - increasing the likelihood of bias, unequal sample sizes for the two livelihood groups and the small sub-sample sizes for the TLUs and the land holdings.
In the second step, to reduce the likelihood of bias and to find relevant new articles, we focused on the related work section of existing articles in LIST 1.
The key finding was that the two private contacts with the material witness gave an appearance of a real likelihood of bias.
In this manner, the likelihood of bias in one data set significantly altering our conclusions becomes less probable as additional data sets support or refute our original hypothesis.
Hence, the likelihood of bias was negligible.
Thus, the likelihood of bias introduced by differences in drop-out rate appears to be small.
