Sentence examples for reasonable bias from inspiring English sources
The investigation of these effects provides important indications on the ability of this modified electrode geometry to control and optimise the charge multiplication effect, in order to fully recover the collection efficiency of heavily irradiated microstrip detectors, at reasonable bias voltage compatible with the voltage feed limitation of the CERN SLHC experiments.
In case of relatively large a priori gravity field model errors, the third method indicates that simultaneous gravity field and accelerometer parameter estimation is required in order to obtain reasonable bias and scale factor values, supporting the results obtained with the first method.
Ratio between the two parameters is approximately three orders of magnitude when considered at room temperature and reasonable bias voltages.
The presented method offers approximations with a reasonable bias and can be utilized for a quick and low effort characterization of autophagy by the above parameters.
Despite an overall reasonable correlation, bias and precision were unacceptable across a range of values.
As illustrated in Figure 2, analyzing 10 reference slices seems to be a reasonable compromise: bias values diverged from zero and the limits of agreement became considerably wider when less than 10 reference slices were used.
Further, the recent Parisian Region Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest registry involved 68% patients with VF as initial rhythm, suggesting that there was also a highly selected cohort studied and a reasonable inclusion bias [ 18].
The problem is, that reasonable-seeming bias leads pretty quickly to the unreasonable situation in which looks are not a natural asset but rather a professional necessity.
The reason that the ddQTc estimates were reasonable despite the bias in slope is that slope estimates are calibrated for the measurement error of observed concentrations.
Therefore, whether or not any particular judge harboured pre-conceived ideas or biases, if the system is structured in such a way as to create a reasonable apprehension of bias on an institutional level, the requirement of impartiality is not met.
"It follows that, at the very least, a reasonable apprehension of bias arises".
