Sentence examples for more serious selection from inspiring English sources
Thus, including these children may have implied more serious selection bias and problems with generalisability.
For a relatively small number of selected traits, the statistical power was lower if the total number of traits was larger, meaning a more serious selection bias.
A reduction of the number of observations with more than 50% might introduce serious selection problems, and hence the confounder analyses might lack greater validity.
This year, a large selection of more serious fare for adults has made it harder for some films to break out of the pack, according to Harvey Weinstein, the co-founder of Miramax Films.
Furthermore, it is thought that this selection bias is more serious for non-union workers, since their employment is assumed less protected than that of unionized workers.
This case represents the more serious problem, that the LRT is inherently flawed in that it indicates positive selection even when there is non present.
We also suggest ways that artificial selection can overcome the problem of genetic load that we have argued is more serious for perennials than for annuals.
This result suggested that we can detect selection signature using high marker interval data, but at the expense of generating more serious FPR.
This indicates a clear selection bias, where the uninsured are more likely to be admitted to the hospital for more serious health conditions.
