Sentence examples similar to ahead bias from inspiring English sources

Because we collect acquisition data starting from 1996, the reverse causality or look-ahead bias is not plausible for our sample.

Our results suggest that the promising results reported using EEMD on financial time series were obtained by inadvertently adding look-ahead bias to the testing protocol via pre-processing the entire series with EMD, which affects predictive results.

We found this straight-ahead bias for peripheral regions in V1 and V2, at about 6° of eccentricity.

The authors noted that this result suggested that the straight-ahead bias does not require full attentional resources but otherwise does not rule out an attentional explanation.

Qualitatively, we found a similar straight-ahead bias during passive viewing scans and letterotopy scans, but this result also does not provide strong evidence against an attentional interpretation.

If a straight-ahead bias is present, BOLD responses should be enhanced for wedges located in the central part of the visual field relative to the head.

It is believed the move is in reaction to complaints of White House bias ahead of next year's awards season.

In the closing days of the campaign Cameron seems to have edged ahead but a bias in the way seats are distributed gives Labour an advantage that neutralises this.

The activity in the equity put/call ratio and Rydex ratios indicates that investors hold a bit of a bearish bias ahead of the Fed.

By suggesting that the Senate include emissions from unquantifiable indirect land use changes, known as ILUC, in biofuels carbon accounting, you are putting policy biases ahead of sound science.

And that there is still a disproportionate funding bias towards London ahead of other regions?