Sentence examples for bias in picking from inspiring English sources

But this hearing concerned bias in picking jurors, as opposed to the race of the defendant or the victim.

In some situations, "there are things you should look for besides inefficiency". In public transportation, for instance, regulators also have to guard riders against such offenses as a driver's racial bias in picking them up or the driver's refusal to drive to certain neighborhoods.

In the same period, the mean CP was not significantly different from chance in those sessions in which the monkey was biased towards picking the Ineff image (Fig. 9B, light grey bars; CP = 0.4974, P = 0.9054, n = 37).

In this period, across the population, the mean CP was significantly different from chance in those sessions in which the monkey was biased towards picking the Eff image (Fig. 9B, dark grey bars; CP = 0.5443, P = 0.0238, n = 27).

To investigate this finding further and to decide on which method to use in this work, a manual inspection of sequence alignments was needed in a systematic way to avoid the problem of biased cherry picking.

This is probably because our method of constructing the NR list of cis-NATs is biased towards picking longer cases, and the TAIR set is too small in number to get a significant result.

Conclusions are vulnerable to sampling bias and cherry picking.

In the same way that human beings make decisions, machine learning algorithms look for biases by picking up and digesting patterns.

However, biases are only picked in preference over a previously calculated bias made by a smaller number of residue types, if their Pmin-values are smaller.

Jonas accused the referee of bias, picked up the ball and walked off, spoiling the match.

Publication bias places researchers under enormous pressure to engage in cherry picking – all the incentives in academia point researchers toward cutting corners and fooling themselves (and others) in the interests of publishing in prestigious journals.