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When examining the frequency of the TRAV segments listed according to their chromosomal locations, we found that the TRAV usage was notably biased in a given individual (Fig. 2A).

Our analyses show the importance of taking complex sampling designs and correlated binary responses into account in logistic regression modeling to avoid the risk of obtaining notably biased parameter estimators and standard errors, and erroneous interpretations about factors affecting e.g. hair lichen occurrence.

Coverage of the elections has been notably biased throughout the campaign.

As in other published nematode mtDNAs, the mitochondrial PCGs of these two species are notably biased toward using amino acids encoded by T-rich codons.

Considering that copepods possess notably biased nucleotide compositional profiles, the recovery of the phylogenetic signal may be impeded by lineage-specific compositional heterogeneity.

Observational studies, with their large representative and ethnically diverse populations and their potential for longer term follow-up, have limitations, notably bias and unmeasured confounding.

Therefore, noncore genes (while forming almost a half of the analyzed gene families) do not notably bias the resulting plurality signal.

Case control studies are sensitive to several biases, notably selection bias, differential sampling bias and other reverse causality biases.

As a retrospective cohort it is prone to several forms of bias, most notably selection bias.

Although these methods of convenience sampling are often assumed to be representative of a population, sampling biases (most notably selection bias) do occur, making it difficult to develop statistically valid estimates of disease absence or prevalence, regardless of how many birds are sampled.

Notably, this enrichment is biased toward 3′-ends of genes, whereas H4K16ac normally accumulates at 5′-gene promoters (Gelbart et al. 2009; Kind et al. 2008; Smith et al. 2001).