Sentence examples for presumably biased from inspiring English sources

These estimates are presumably biased and thus are excluded.

The databases of both previous studies were presumably biased towards a higher likelihood of finding large MDR values, because many of the reviewed experiments aimed at detecting interactions, particularly synergistic interactions, and the tested pesticide combinations were accordingly selected.

It appears that each metabolic profile is measured under method-specific, presumably biased conditions.

Quality of bystander resuscitation was not assessed, though a greater proportion of cardiac-only resuscitation being provided by bystanders with no prior training would have presumably biased against the cardiac-only group.

Nucleotide and amino acid frequencies show strong differences between chelicerate taxa, presumably biasing phylogenetic analyses.

Importantly, movement of helix-α6 also relieves steric blocking of neck linker docking and presumably biases the mobile neck linker trajectory.

In the present study, a misclassification of the COPD-diagnosis, in addition to the inclusion of COPD patients receiving only outpatient care as control subjects, would presumably bias the estimates downwards.

This would presumably bias the comparison against the current findings (by including such seroconverted subjects in the seronegative category).

The additional requirement of polyadenylation should presumably bias against nascent transcripts, and select for processed, full-length transcripts.

However, a growing body of evidence shows that developmental mechanisms and individual components of developmental gene networks can differ in their effects on phenotypic variation [ 19, 20, 54], and presumably, bias or limit adaptive morphological evolution.

A misclassification of the COPD-diagnosis in the present study, in addition to the inclusion of COPD patients receiving only outpatient care as control subjects, would presumably bias the estimates downwards.