Sentence examples for biased measure from inspiring English sources

Most of these studies, however, relied on self-reported race, which is known to be a highly biased measure rather than genetic ancestry 15,16,17.

The coefficient, α merely measures the probability of neonatal mortality if a mother has a valid health insurance and not necessarily the impact of the health insurance on neonatal death as this would provide biased measure due to the potential endogeneity in the health insurance uptake decision.

Given the evidence of a seemingly biased measure and poorly fitting confirmatory factor analysis for the student sample, further item-level exploration was performed.

Therefore, because re-arrest is a statistically biased measure of criminality, machine-learning-derived predictions of re-arrest will be biased predictions of future criminality.

"Upon being informed of the biased measure taken by Reuters in its video section, and considering the legal action taken by Iranian women athletes, the ministry decided to suspend all activities of the news agency until thorough investigations are carried out," he said in quotes carried by Press TV.

An analysis of the change in home country preference with marriage should provide a less biased measure of the relationship between intermarriage and home country preference.

To determine whether self-reports of unmet need are biased measures of access to health care, the authors examine the relationship between rural residence and perceived need for physician services.

It was not possible to see the individual differences in those biased measures.

It presents three different models, showing how this lack of symmetry modifies the observation, the formalism and the interpretation of such a biased measuring device.

A "bias" measure < 1 is an underestimate and > 1 is an overestimate.

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