Sentence examples for biased compared from inspiring English sources

In HK, schools are horizontally biased compared with the vertical emphasis of other sectors.

Results are fairly encouraging for the use of Internet in CV as stated preferences do not seem to be significantly different or biased compared to face-to-face interviews.

As a consequence, model predictions of regional methane emissions based on field campaigns from short eddy covariance towers or static chambers have large uncertainties, because measurements focused on a particular known source of methane emission will be biased compared to regional estimates with regards to magnitude, spatial scale, or frequency of these emissions.

Overall, self-reports of travel distances were not systematically biased compared to those recorded by the Car Chips.

Likewise, models based exclusively on CHAMP data are expected to be slightly biased compared to other models derived from Ørsted data.

For example, in a recent study by our group, MFR of 41 patients calculated from independent CMR and PET scans have been shown to correlate well, however absolute CMR perfusion at stress and rest correlated weakly and were positively biased compared to their PET counterparts (Morton et al., 2012).

Those that received the multiculturalist prime showed far less conscious and unconscious bias compared to those first shown the colorblind prime.

Comparison with satellite derived estimates shows that the blended data method has reduced bias compared to the previous method.

The augmented model is then used to design an observer which reduces the estimation bias compared to a default observer.

A businessman often convinces himself that he is completely logical in his behavior when in fact the critical factor is his emotional bias compared to the emotional bias of his opposition.

Employees with disabilities who have inclusive team leaders are 36% less likely to face bias (compared to those without such managers), 14% less likely to repress themselves at work, and 32% less likely to feel stalled in their careers.