Sentence examples for remarkable bias from inspiring English sources

For all other haplotypes, specificity is 100% and sensitivity so high, that a remarkable bias is not expected.

To date, very few studies include data from the entire belowground community size spectrum and a remarkable bias against small organisms still occurs [39].

In this condition, mean and median exhibit remarkable bias whereas the mode can be reliably estimated by several robust estimators [61].

The trait and genetic-background dependence of Hsp90 effects and its remarkable bias toward invariant or canalized traits support the idea that traits evolve independent and trait-specific mechanisms of canalization and evolvability through their evolution of non-linearity and thresholds.

Hence, there was no remarkable bias in gene duplication number between both species (Table 1).

There is a remarkable bias between paternally and maternally imprinted genes within differentially methylated loci.

We underline the need to be cautious when estimating the prevalence of medical conditions from data recorded for other purposes, as there may be remarkable biases in records.

There was no remarkable systemic bias toward larger or smaller defect size due to filtering.

When the injection dose was high (200 MBq), the reproducibility was good-to-excellent (ICC = 0.88~0.93) without a remarkable systemic bias toward larger or smaller defect size due to filtering.

Prion aggregation is mediated by specific protein domains with a remarkable compositional bias towards glutamine/asparagine and against charged residues and prolines.

Gale deems Castilian Days "a remarkable, if biased, book of essays about Spanish civilization".