Sentence examples for noticeable biases from inspiring English sources

That is, for ZNF143, only NEXT-peak, QuEST, and HPeak had small biases, but QuEST and HPeak had noticeable biases in STAT1, making their performances highly dependent on the dataset at hand.

Its drug index is comprehensive and, by and large, without noticeable bias--despite the fact that the foundation receives grant money from many drug makers.

As an example shown in Fig. 1, the full-length enriched cDNA libraries constructed based on this protocol showed smear of cDNAs with a wide range of molecular weights, suggesting no noticeable bias of DinoSL on types of cDNAs.

Specifically, HPeak and QuEST had a noticeable bias in STAT1; WTD, MTC, MACS and SISSRs had a noticeable bias in NRSF and ZNF143; CisGenome had a noticeable bias in STAT1 and ZNF143.

All other programs show a noticeable bias in at least one dataset.

Any other program shows a noticeable bias in at least one dataset.

Smith and Eyre-Walker [ 6] found that the offset does not introduce noticeable bias.

It is clear that there is a noticeable bias in each of the datasets towards some form of the expected amino acid matrix.

However, we observe a small but noticeable bias to predict that the ncRNA lies in same reading direction as the input alignment (Table 1).

This observation suggests that the uniform application of an inference algorithm that shows a noticeable bias in its performance induced by structural elements of the network is a suboptimal strategy.

The values reported are the average of five replicates NP = normal prior; 5G = 5% generalized prior; 10G = 10% generalized prior; and 15G = 15% generalized prior The results of this study indicate that point estimates of sire variance (Tables 1 and 2) obtained from 5E-NP, 10E-NP, and 20E-NP were slightly higher than the true values, although without any indication of noticeable bias.