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FOCEI gave surprisingly biased results for such a simple model even with rather informative designs.

These researchers make a strong case for including perceptual variables in the model, not only for their ability to improve statistical model fit, but arguing that "Entrepreneurship is, after all, about people and, not surprisingly, subjective and often biased perceptions emerge as being highly correlated to nascent entrepreneurship".

We tend to gather research that confirms our own biases — a phenomenon called, not surprisingly, confirmation bias by social scientists.

Surprisingly, the bias towards treatment was equally strong when the decision was made by an unrelated person such as a doctor.Other research has suggested that the variable most reliably governing whether a patient would want the machine turned off is the "1% rule".

Not surprisingly, the bias in relative terms is lower for the important channels, namely ability and the wealth index, where the new coefficient is roughly 1.5 times higher than in model 1.

A surprisingly strong bias was observed: Three quarters of the survey participants trusted in information provided by NGOs, while only around a third of them had confidence in authorities and only a sixth trusted manufacturers (Fig. 2).

We apply our methodology to wide range of short read data and show that, surprisingly, strong biases appear to be present.

Surprisingly, all of these instances showed immigration biased toward CUB (Fig. 5b).

Not surprisingly, the gonads are the most sex biased tissue overall (Table 3, all data are in additional file 2).

However, surprisingly, although Ts Tv ratios are variable in yeast, fly, and worm (about 1.2 1, 1 1, 1 2, respectively), only Arabidopsis is highly transitionally biased (2.4 1).

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