Sentence examples for selected without bias from inspiring English sources

Patients were selected without bias and did not differ significantly from missed eligible patients.

This helped ensure that each digit or CVC had an equal chance of being selected without bias generated by speech intelligibility.

The outcome must be clearly defined and assessed blindly; The predictors must be clearly defined, standardised and evaluated without knowledge of patient status; The reliability of the variables studied must be demonstrated; Participants must be selected without bias and must represent a large range of clinical and demographic characteristics.

The estimated mean annual growth rate of the DK stand, based on external DBH measurement of a quadrat selected without size bias, (5.6 mm year−1) is only 0.7 mm year−1 slower than the mean of 25 stands of planted kauri surveyed by Steward ([2011]) (Table 2).

Founder Drew Curtis says the stories are selected without intentional political bias, but that he tries to run both far-left and far-right articles.

Urine samples were collected from 30 patients and carefully matched 30 healthy controls selected without introducing any bias as to the age and sex of the subjects in the aim to obtain possibly general conclusions at the present stage of the research.

As our data set includes species of all three major ascidian lineages, selected without any peculiar bias and only based on mitogenome availability (tables 1 and 2), we can assume that the intraspecies and congeneric d N ranges here estimated are representative of the ascidian variability.

Potential limitations include selection bias; however, as we enrolled a sample from the general population randomly selected without regard to disease status, selection bias is unlikely as an explanation for our findings.

The systematic nature of the present survey was designed to reduce selection bias, and most study sites were consequently selected without prior knowledge of the site-specific rate of amphibian limb abnormalities.

Neurons were selected without regard to the number of branches with cut-ends to prevent bias toward neurons with smaller dendritic arbors.

In order to prevent sample size-dependent bias during these calculations, one sequence for each of the 2,383 gene clusters was computationally selected without human intervention for further analysis.