Sentence examples for Purposeful bias from inspiring English sources

Purposeful bias, departing tendentiously from dominant beliefs of the academic community, does not prevail.

Please, PLEASE, don't get me wrong -- I am not saying there is overt or purposeful bias in America's Newsrooms.

Initial studies tended to overestimate penetrance, due to the purposeful selection bias of the Amsterdam criteria.

Though Facebook reported its investigation found no evidence of purposeful or widespread bias, it decided to lay off the human description writers and institute a more algorithmic approach to picking what appeared in Trending in a way that gave more weight to stories popular with smaller publishers, some of which are more conservative than the top outlets.

To reduce bias, purposeful sampling will be employed by inviting a sample of representative participants from all three intervention groups including participants who completed and dropped out of treatment.

The state courts applied the wrong legal standard when they upheld Thomas's conviction and sentence, Carroll contends, because the law does not require proof that the jury's verdict was motivated by purposeful discrimination and racial bias.

40 A mathematical model is used to compensate for non-random recruitment, to assist in eliminating bias that purposeful selection of seeds could introduce.

It is purposeful to specify relevant biases in a non-clinical sample to optimize the assessment of the rare patients according to ICD-10 or DSM-IV.

The researcher observed that as the recruitment chain lengthened, the composition of sample at each location tended to reach a point of equilibrium where the composition of sample by age, educational level, and ethnicity were eventually stabilized, indicating that the final sample was not biased by the purposeful seed selection.

Our methodology aimed to reduce bias and yield a purposeful sample.

There is a risk of response bias as we applied a purposeful approach to sampling for the focus group interviews which might have resulted in that only the most interested in precepting participated; thereby, limiting the generalisability.