Sentence examples for biased evaluation from inspiring English sources

It is also worth noting that we do not adopt the widely used measure Mean Absolute Percent Error (MAPE) [62] here, as this measure yields biased evaluation when real value is close to zero [62].

"Motivation and participation are the basis of high-quality results in research — not biased evaluation criteria, job insecurity and glass ceilings," they write.

The prediction accuracies of the built SVR models were examined using 5-fold cross-validation method to avoid the biased evaluation.

Another major drawback of these methods is that they are greatly influenced by the overrepresentation of "hot genes" that are much more studied than other genes, leading to a biased evaluation.

While some of these approaches are clearly biased towards already consolidated knowledge, e.g. the mining of functional annotations and biomedical literature, others allow for a less biased evaluation of candidate genes.

"This misconduct arose from incomplete and biased evaluation" of the evidence, wrote Gavin Frost, an attorney-adviser in the solicitor general's office.

Cognitive errors (CEs) reflect individuals' biased evaluations of context-relevant information.

Furthermore, as research becomes more interdisciplinary, the variation of h-index distribution across disciplines must be better understood to prevent biased evaluations.

Given that some of these measures will show consistent or even very similar results, it is important to identify such relations in order to avoid biased evaluations.

Ms. Brody knew she was giving her dog the capsules, and this could have biased her evaluation of the dog's progress.

Furthermore, the reduced number of patients presenting with ARDS limited, and may have biased, the evaluation of the diagnostic capability of capillary analyses of highly altered gasometrical values.