Sentence examples for likely biased from inspiring English sources

We excluded two mammography trials on the basis of the Cochrane quality ratings of "biased" (Edinburgh) 15 or "likely biased" (Two County: Kopparberg).

Thus, their responses were less likely biased by their knowledge of their group allocation.

(He also noted that "[t]he survey sample is likely biased heavily toward fans of the site").

As expected, the EAP estimates differ from those obtained using maximum likelihood in the well-known way: Both sets of results are biased and, in fact, are likely biased in opposite directions.

However this observation is very likely biased by the fact that with an increasing PSA of ligands, their overall conformational complexity (more rotatable bonds, more heavy atoms) might rise as well.

No, they are making a much more subtle and sophisticated argument: it's because he wants to have his own same-sex marriage and, as a result, he was likely biased in favor of one side in the dispute.

In some cases the estimated P(N) was likely biased due to unequal distances to the northern and southern stations.

Asking about symptoms is less likely biased by health care practice and diagnostic activity than is e.g. asthma diagnoses.

The use of a small discovery panel (n = 9) likely biased the SNP discovery process towards identification of loci with common alleles.

Our calculation of the national incidence of acute phosphate nephropathy is therefore crude, and most likely biased towards underestimation of the problem.

When comparing the maximal size limits of our two samples the Liang Bua fossil sample is most-likely biased toward large individuals (Figure S6).