Sentence examples for bias into this process from inspiring English sources
If the study were repeated today, researchers would need to contact patients and obtain their consent before inspecting records, introducing potential bias into this process.
And while supervised models allow for more control over bias in data selection, that control can introduce human bias into the process.
In practice this means Applied must and does take over the entire recruitment process, including writing the job spec itself — to remove things like gendered language which could introduce bias into the process — and slicing and dicing the application process to be able to score and compare candidates and fill in any missing bits of data via role-specific skills tests.
The study is also limited as two lead investigators the executive director (DS) and medical director (BG are the two most senior members of staff, thereby introducing potential bias into the process of eliciting critical feedback from staff about the programme and its implementation.
This approach has been criticized because it introduces a user bias into the selection process.
These fragmented institutions introduce a status quo bias into the policymaking process that has served to block previous efforts to enact comprehensive health reform.
Site specific editing frequencies were highly correlated between the two cell lines for both APOBEC3 constructs (Figure 5C, D) indicating that the QT6 cell line did not introduce any bias into the editing process, which suggests that editing occurs independently of any human protein partner.
While not all confounders are measurable and may not be relevant as they do not introduce bias into the assessment process, the pilot study and systematic review will identify a list of relevant confounders and ways of measuring these.
Some of the studies reviewed use specific stages or operable cases amongst their inclusion criteria, which introduce bias into the selection process and make it impossible to determine the relationship between the delay and the different stages in the diagnosis of colorectal cancer.
