Sentence examples for produced bias from inspiring English sources

This design may have produced bias in form of "too positive" responses.

Ambiguously aligned regions, including data that produced bias or noise (such as short sequences), were automatically excluded from the analysis, and a new alignment was built by merging the preserved parts of the domain alignments.

Third, estimating age-related rates of decline of eGFR from a cross-sectional study undoubtedly produced bias; however, appropriate mathematical models were used to reduce the bias as much as possible.

Misclassification of asthma among small children may also occur, and since we would expect it to be unrelated to parental CD, it may have produced bias toward the null if a true association existed.

Although the majority of Fijian secondary school students are bilingual, we conducted the interviews in English which may have produced bias in the reporting from participants and interpretation by the researchers.

In addition, few studies were pooled to obtain certain data points, particularly for Asian populations, and the number of studies finally included in the meta-analysis was very low for individual risk factors (usually in the range of 1 to 10), and this issue might have produced bias in the results.

Quadrat sampling is well-known to produce unbiased results when optimized, and we restricted our research to only the low-effort situation, which also produced biased results.

So, it seems the results from those Brazilian studies run into methodological obstacles that have produced biases in their research and hindered the analysis of their data.

However, Migrate produced biased estimates of θ when the known parameter value was small (0.001).

CC produced biased regression coefficient estimates and inflated standard errors (SEs) with 25% or more missingness.

The retrospective methods (QCPG and QPL) produced biased estimates, as expected (see Appendices A and C).