Sentence examples for markedly biased from inspiring English sources

In effect, experimental and observational studies are markedly biased towards outdoor blackening and indoor dust, perhaps due to the experimental difficulties of discerning different particle sizes of indoor deposits, especially the smallest.

Although the contemporary sources are markedly biased in his favour, Priscus comes across as an effective and capable military leader.

Therefore our knowledge of seed dispersal will be markedly biased until other animal groups are also studied from a network perspective.

It may also not be ascribed to immunogenic properties of Ag85B-ESAT-6, as its use with Alum generated markedly biased Th2 neonatal responses.

If selection increased, the Peto method became markedly biased.

Thus, our results would not have been markedly biased by this exclusion.

The inclusion of maternal and dominance effects did not markedly bias nor affect the precision of D and h2 estimates in a full factorial design, but could lower the precision (up to 40% increase S.E). in incomplete factorial design.

The markedly bias for such genes was indeed the most salient observation of our transcriptome study.

We found that the highest dispersion of the estimates of both parameters was obtained for the runs using 30,000 and 100,000 iterations, which noticeably affected the mean values, revealing that for a low number of iterations, small variations may markedly bias the estimation of the evolutionary parameters.

As there were only a few and that they had similar baseline characteristics (data not shown), we believe this has not biased our estimates markedly.

Simulated data with neither stratification nor adjustment for smoking resulted in low biases and narrow confidence intervals (CI) in the absence of a genotype-smoking association and markedly higher biases in the presence of a genotype-smoking association.