Sentence examples for meanwhile biased from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, biased mutations of these two regions were evaluated on the basis of the estimated equilibrium GC content (GCeq).

Meanwhile, biases have been brought in the predicted splice sites when model training carried out.

Britannica, meanwhile, says the study was biased towards Wikipedia.

Yet true clinical use can only follow after further studies focusing on the most accurate and reliable morphometric parameters, meanwhile identifying and dropping the biased ones.

Meanwhile, this often hype-driven, biased information is commonly used by prospective medical tourists when deciding on whether or not to pay for private care abroad [ 17]; though other sources of information, such as the opinions of their regular physicians at home, are also taken into consideration [ 18, 19].

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, meanwhile, condemned the UN report as biased.

Meanwhile the Italians submitted an official complaint against Aston's biased officiating, described the Chileans as "cannibals" and in Rome the army was sent in to protect the Chilean consulate.

The media, meanwhile, and this can't be repeated often enough, is overwhelmingly biased towards producing exciting political races.

Meanwhile, Lugovoi told Russian news agency Interfax that the inquiry had been "biased".

Meanwhile, Valentina Matvienko won the governorship of St Petersburg after an election campaign that was wholly biased in her favour.

Meanwhile, most corporate data (think surveys, white papers), is made public after only an internal, inherently biased review.