Sentence examples for Collective biases from inspiring English sources

"In group actions… people are moved by collective biases and the 'contagious' swap of feelings.

Understanding where our collective biases come from, not merely that they exist, is essential to figuring out how we might undo them.

He's implying that the media is allowing its own collective biases to get in the way of his efforts to keep the country safe from the threat of terrorism.

Yet this, most likely, was one reason why the Court felt free to act: it is not compelled to nourish the collective biases of the electorate; it may act to curb those unsavory attitudes by the direct expedient of declaring them to be intolerable among a civilized people".

This is why we used only amoebozoans as a control group in Fisher exact tests of the chromalveolate model, to reduce collective biases related to database size as much as possible.

The 2010 experience suggests that the appropriate blend is to give a weighting of 67% to the "look at the last election" model and 33% to the "no collective bias" model, reflecting the relative magnitudes of each model's error in 2010; ie 0.67 x 49.2% + 0.33 x 52% is approximately 50.12%, the 2010 Labor TPP result.

I lack both the space and the heart to paraphrase the respective analyses, which for the most part are cogent but feel really on target only for lesser works, which derive their content more from the collective bias of their times and places than from the individual character of their makers.

And the more Silicon Valley grows, the clearer its collective bias toward Democrats and their progressive projects has become.

On arrival, it was clear that I was among a group of people who believe that their collective bias has been confirmed in the most resounding way possible.

Penalizing gaps in the alignment scoring scheme may cause collective bias in SNP calling close to a bona fide indel [ 12, 24].

"Reflexive memoing," a common qualitative method used to address individual and collective bias in the research process, facilitates the examination and evaluation of ongoing interactions with research participants and team members [ 12].