Sentence examples for partially biased from inspiring English sources

Since, according to the literature review, there is no database which considers all those factors, most of the conclusions drawn from subjective experiments might be considered partially biased.

Our results are generally consistent with previous observations that remote triggering of microearthquakes is mostly observed at tectonically active extensional and transtensional regimes, although this picture could be partially biased by the uneven sampling in different tectonic regimes (e.g., Hill and Prejean, 2007).

Most importantly, the same process might reasonably occur on stay trials as well as on switch trials; however, because those features were already partially biased from the preceding trial, this might not happen with the same power or for the same duration on stay trials [as in the present study; see also 36].

So, exposure and outcome assessment could be partially biased.

Compounds 1 and 12 discovered in our screen represent the first partially biased compounds to be found by virtual screening.

Since many of the patients whose sera were drawn in 1994 had been treated at our hospital, the above tertile analysis was partially biased.

However, extensive PCR steps during sample preparation and sequencing may partially bias the obtained results.

Additionally data collection was differently performed in the US and UK studies, which may partially bias our cross-national comparison.

The preferential sampling of high PM10 values can partially contribute to the biased estimations.

This would help to explain why sex biased and breed biased genes partially overlap (Table 7, Figure 4).

This regression coefficient for the introduced variable may be biased by partially reflecting the associations with outcome of those unmeasured confounders that are correlated with the introduced variable.