Sentence examples similar to versatility bias from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, efforts have become increasingly focused upon developing an optimized protocol that minimizes amplification bias, provides versatility, and reduces technical complexity.
Other genetic or biomarker studies may choose to consider collecting dried blood spot cards from study subjects given their convenience, ease of transport and storage, versatility and lack of demonstrable bias by case-control status or incentive.
If the genetic benefits of recombination counteract the constraints on uptake sequence locations caused by codon bias and tripeptide versatility, uptake sequences should be most frequent in those genes whose transfer is most beneficial.
Central banks have a natural bias in favor of controlled inflation as it increases the versatility of banking tools and underwrites the risk exposure that comes with leverage.
Despite an advanced conceptual understanding of the implied positive relationships among genetic diversity, physiological versatility and ecological resilience, empirical evidence for their existence is lacking from natural populations, and strongly biased towards experiments on model organisms and clonal plants4.
His calling card: versatility.
That versatility prompted T.C.U.
Strengths: Speed, versatility, effort.
