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Although the presented findings varied, bias undoubtedly exists and needs to be addressed, she continued.

Samples of extracellular plasmid DNA pUC19 and DNA fragment containing lacZ gene were directly bombarded using the nitrogen plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) method with varied bias in an order of kV and varied fluences in an order of 1015 ions/cm2.

The position of the peak at about 5 V bias was independent of the modulation frequency, however, its amplitude varied with bias modulation frequency as it is shown in Figure 2b.

Global codon usage was primarily varied in bias toward or away from codons used preferentially in either highly expressed or average native E. coli genes and inclusion or exclusion of naturally rare codons.

The substrate power density (ion bombardment power density) was varied by varying the bias voltage and the ion flux, which was varied by changing the electron emission current in the PEMS process.

To demonstrate the color tunability, either the LED or the LD bias was varied, starting from the bias value that produced the highest CRI. Figure 7b, c shows the effect of adjusting the bias current on the CRI and CCT values.

We also vary the bias voltage over the range of 50 V to 90 V above (V_{text{br}}) at room temperature.

When a fixed total available x was used, so that the number of individuals in the training set could vary, the bias of EBV increased with larger sets of individuals with lower x per individual.

CMAQ overestimated O3 (annual normalized mean bias=4.30%), while modeled PM2.5 had an annual normalized mean bias of −2.09%, although bias varied seasonally, from 32% in November to –27% in July.

DVR values obtained for [11C]raclopride using the either blood-based or reference tissue-based Logan plot were systematically underestimated compared to 2TCM, and for [18F]MNI-659, a proportionality bias was observed, i.e., the bias varied across regions.

Across all three datasets, we indeed observed a bias towards type1 probes, although the severity of this bias varied substantially from study to study (Fig. 4).