Sentence examples for was biased over from inspiring English sources

Distribution of the simulated mixed Rossby gravity waves was biased over Central and South America and the Atlantic.

However, this doesn't mean that these indicators are biased over the longer run.

Mr Russell added that an amendment to allow for closure proposals to be referred to an independent review panel would "remove allegations of political bias" from the process, though he denied that ministers had ever been biased over school closures.

All drugs except olazapine were biased over one to two decades of the displayed concentration range.

But that does not necessarily mean that Hunt was biased when he took over responsibility for the decision from Cable the following month.

Thus, educational attainment should be adjusted for in this study, particularly when the referent group is biased toward over-representation of those with higher education levels which in turn produces biased over-estimates of risk.

The chassis setup is biased toward over-steer (like most mid- and rear-engined cars).

In particular, analyses using smaller phylogenies tended to have less power and were biased toward over-predicting non-random community phylogenetic structure (Fig. 3,4, and 5).

Such publication bias would thus lead to the literature being biased towards over-estimating the prognostic importance of markers.

In addition, some wobble codon pairs and putative cognate tRNAs are biased and over-represented respectively; CGU/CArg-ACGtRNA and GGU/CGly-GCCtRNA for example (Table 1).

Abundance-based measures may also be biased by over- or under-representation of some species independent of site selection or sampling effort.