Meanings of sampling bias in English

The combined approach results in more robust reconstructions and can protect against sampling bias.

Sensitivity analyses showed that the conclusions are robust to sampling bias and other issues.

The obvious source of sampling bias there is that people desperately want to get tested.

Unilateral loading activities such as tennis or squash provide a direct comparison of skeletal response without sampling bias or genetic confounding.

They corrected for sampling bias by only considering four formations in the northwestern interior that each included more than 100 specimens.

Design: Analysis of survey data on mortality, adjusted for sampling bias and censoring, from nationally representative surveys designed to measure population health.

The current work also highlights how sampling bias can confound phylogeographic analyses and demonstrates the importance of incorporating external information to protect against this.

This covariation can arise from multiple factors, including selective pressures for maintaining protein structure, requirements imposed by a specific function, or from phylogenetic sampling bias.

Limitations: Sampling bias and the retrospective design were potential study limitations.

Sampling bias may have been present, in particular, in the patient panel because social media was used extensively in recruitment.