Sentence examples for universal bias from inspiring English sources

Hodgkinia, somewhat mysteriously, shares in this universal bias toward AT mutations.

In highly GC-rich species, this universal bias towards AT must be overcome by an opposing bias towards GC.

Thus, despite a wide variation in singleton frequency, these indels show an almost universal bias toward insertions over deletions across a fairly broad taxonomic sampling of eukaryotes,.

A universal bias towards AT was observed in wild-type lines, but was reversed in mutator lines to a bias towards GC.

There is a universal bias in favor of transitions over transversions, possibly as a result of the underlying chemistry of mutation, such as the relatively high rate of mutation of methylated cytosines to thymine or, particularly, the selection for codon usage bias in coding regions (Keller et al. 2007; Ingvarsson 2008b).

Previous research revealing universal biases in infant vowel perception forms the basis of the Natural Referent Vowel NRVV) framework (Polka & Bohn, 2011).

In other words, just knowing and considering these universal biases (in truth, what most people call common sense is actually common bias) will make us less likely to fall victim to them.

Therefore, an understanding of the universal biases that affect self-perception, coupled with appropriate behaviour changes in response to feedback, is likely to improve doctors' self-perception and capacity to self-monitor.

Interestingly, recent efforts show that human language have a universal positivity bias ([73] and [74]).

However, the existence of truly "universal" mutational biases in molecular evolution has been a contentious issue in the past (Keller et al. 2007), perhaps best left for future experimental evidence to resolve (Denver et al. 2012).

A universal AT mutational bias, has been suggested because many types of spontaneous mutations (e.g. the deamination of cytosine) cause GC to AT changes [ 35].