Sentence examples for bias assuming from inspiring English sources

Historically, Ott noted, humans suffer from a "truth bias," assuming that what they are reading is true until they find evidence to the contrary.

In this latest study, researchers claim that a particular type of unconscious bias – assuming that black patients are abusing meds – is to blame, despite the fact that opioid abuse is more prevalent in white communities.

This will not result in bias assuming missing values are not related to genotype.

The bias assuming events occur in the middle of each interval is substantial when the hazard decreases over time, particularly with additional censoring.

Diary responses are not subject to recall bias (assuming prospective completion) hence it is probable that the diary information provides the more accurate figure, compared with the CATI.

We used the default models for our morphological (i.e., Mk [ 39]) and indel (i.e., restriction site [ 37]) partitions, setting MrBayes to infer coding bias assuming that only variable characters can be observed for both ("CODING = VARIABLE").

Investors have begun to worry that despite the neutral bias assumed by the Fed at its last meeting, Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan could be encouraged to raise rate in an effort to squash recent signs of inflation.

Investors have begun to worry that despite the neutral bias assumed by the Federal Reserve at its last meeting, chairman Alan Greenspan could be encouraged to raise rates in an effort to squash recent signs of inflation.

A population bias assumes a positive correlation of human population size and fossil findings in a given area.

This correction for verification bias assumes that women who refused a colposcopic exam or who refused an indicated biopsy have the same disease rates as women who accepted the exam and biopsy, respectively, within each sampling stratum.

Recall bias assumes a differential recollection of exposures between cases and controls.