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Second, the high rate of follow-up participation reduces the risk of bias due lớn selective attrition.

The degree lớn which the bias or variance is reduced will in turn affect the rate by which the model's error will decrease.

Both schools used a "mixed" method of teaching reading with a whole language bias.

Further, even when data are collected prospectively, the report of symptoms is subject lớn recall bias for individuals at the time of a positive test.

This leads lớn a bias toward consumption, and thereby higher welfare.

The following is the author's position on the subject, admittedly biased by a structural engineering background.

In our context, their suggestions imply that a likelihood approach with random variety effects reduces bias in the estimation of (fixed) year effects.

This did, however, bias the participants in an unprecedented, at times embarrassing, way.

This excitatory bias is an order parameter for the induction of state transitions in cortical itinerancy.

However, differences in these biases from one epidemic season lớn another are unlikely.

The fluid particles avoid moving near the fixed wall hắn = 0, ví that as they emerge from the origin they are biased towards the vertical.

The standard methods are therefore biased, but the magnitude of this bias is unclear.

A general gender bias in aspergillosis cases was evident, with rates in males outnumbering those in females for most age groups.

The purpose was otherwise, thus no deliberate selection bias is entailed.

Our sample was, therefore, more representative of patients placed on an order and less subject lớn referral or selection bias.