The phrase "a common bias" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a widespread or prevalent tendency to favor one perspective or outcome over others, often in the context of psychology, sociology, or decision-making.
Example: "Many people fall victim to a common bias when evaluating the success of a project, often overlooking the data that contradicts their initial beliefs."
Alternatives: "a prevalent bias" or "a widespread bias".
In the no learning schemes, all UEs use a common bias value.
Moreover, it can largely enhance the cell-edge UE throughput compared with the schemes using a common bias value.
After all, the measurements could be plagued by a common bias that prevents their individual inaccuracies from cancelling each other out when averaged.
CIM errors for some users show a common bias for in-coming COMPASS signals from different satellites, and hence ionospheric model errors are somehow translated into the receivers' clock error estimation.
However, instead of using TDOAs, we model the asynchronous effect as a common bias, and propose reference-free least-squares (LS), weighted LS (WLS), and constrained WLS CWLSS) localization estimators based on TOA measurements.
Although it can get minimum number of outage UEs with using a common bias value, this is not practical because the best bias value can be found after checking the number of outage UEs of all bias values.
Admittedly, this is not as realistic as it could be, but, conversely, there can be a common biasing trend to all micropad grating parameters, and the dominance of a long-range variation at the whole track scale is still the more likely scenario.
Ken Cooper, global head of HR at Bloomberg – a financial software, data and media giant considered one of the world's best employers for women – said the business had pro-actively implemented development and leadership initiatives to address what they knew to be a very common bias.
Because the data for both independent variables and dependent variables was collected using a single instrument (a survey), we conducted a common method bias test to determine if a method bias was affecting the results of our measurement model.
As such, reliance on a set of sequences belonging to a single macromolecular complex might give a biased picture, as these genes might share a common evolutionary bias.
The limitations of CGDE indicated a common WGA bias in these different methods; however, data from MDA-2 had less bias.> -wrap-foot> Mean coverage and consistency are calculated using the data amplified by the same WGA method according to Additional file 13: Table S7.
