Sentence examples for because of confirmation from inspiring English sources

In part, that was because of confirmation by intelligence agencies that Mr. Assad's forces had used sarin gas against his people.

Fake or misleading news spreads like wildfire on Facebook because of confirmation bias, a quirk in human psychology that makes us more likely to accept information that conforms to our existing world views.

There are a lot of sincere sceptical engineers out there crunching the NASA GISS data (freely available on the internet!) who think assessments of global warming are being distorted simply because of confirmation bias.

Because of confirmation bias, early interview questions (and even pre-interview small talk) are disproportionately important, since that is when interviewers form their first impressions.

In the 2013 murder trial of David Camm, the defense argued that Camm was charged for the murders of his wife and two children solely because of confirmation bias within the investigation.

Three patients were excluded as the treatment represented re-induction with IL-2/IFN after late progression of disease (N=2) and because of lack of confirmation of RCC at central review (N=1), thus leaving 120 patients eligible for this study.

We believe the data to be valid because of the confirmation that HPV sequences are present in koilocytes by in situ PCR with confirmation by sequencing of the product of standard PCR extracted from the same specimen.

Instead, an administration official said Mr. Raimondo had withdrawn because of "Senate confirmation issues".

"I assume it was because of his confirmation, but I don't know that for a fact," an assistant attorney general, Jeffrey J. Miller, said in a deposition.

They spread in part because of the confirmation bias of worried gun owners.

Because of the confirmation bias, which our brains employ to reinforce what we already believe while ignoring disconfirming data.