Sentence examples for open to selection from inspiring English sources

Even so, the British were expected to seek modifications to aspects of the rules in coming weeks and months, including making the leadership of the systemic risk board open to selection of someone other than the E.C.B. president.

One overview [ 13], was not also comprehensive and open to selection bias.

Our analysis was based on an observational design and therefore is open to selection and measurement biases and confounding.

The analysis was based on an observational design and therefore is open to selection and measurement biases and confounding.

Our study design does have several caveats; first, although the age distribution of enrolled patients was similar in both locations, such sampling was open to selection bias.

36 However, this type of study, lacking in controls, was open to selection bias, which could lead to false-positive results.

Telephone sampling can work well in countries where telephones (land-line or mobile) are both widespread and evenly distributed across different age, gender and socioeconomic groups; otherwise, it is open to serious selection bias.

Although the post hoc comparison with our previous study is open to patient selection bias, a comparison of patient and study characteristics showed that most known prognostic confounders favoured the earlier gemcitabine cohort.

Here I invoke the MWO model to argue that the range of complexity that is open to anthropic selection could be much greater than previously suspected such that a primitive coupled replication-translation system might have emerged without biological selection (Fig. 1).

A potential weakness is that participants were volunteers to the study, and as such may be open to self-selection bias.

A weakness is that the trainee participants were volunteers to the study, and as such may be open to self-selection bias.