Sentence examples for biased tests from inspiring English sources

Judge Nicholas Garaufis of Federal District Court ruled on Wednesday that the department's hiring practices and racially biased tests systematically excluded blacks from its ranks.

Prior to imputing genotypes, we tested whether genotyping failure rates differed between the type 2 diabetes group and controls, as this could have biased tests of association using imputed data.

Interactive effects were also included in the model because interactive effects that are present but ignored can bias the estimation of both the main effects and of the variance and thus produce biased tests for the main effect of interest.

Results showed the proposed method had the highest accuracy rates for the unbiased tests and for most cases in the biased tests.

It is unclear how influenza test misclassification biases test-negative VE estimates relative to VE estimates from traditional cohort or case-control studies.

Universities should set implicit bias tests for their science departments and adapt practices accordingly.

Just as dangerous is the unconscious bias against women pursuing careers in science that is far more pervasive: implicit bias tests show it affects even those who would be horrified that gender stereotypes might be subconsciously conditioning their behaviour.

Several nonresponse bias tests were conducted (Armstrong & Overton, 1977; Lambert & Harrington, 1990) and revealed no indication of such a bias.

Ferguson and Brannick (2012) recommend to conduct two different publication bias tests to underline the robustness of findings.

The determination of the material data necessary to the simulation from standard tensile and bias tests is straightforward.

In order to determine the extent to which these biases may be affecting results, "Expected Returns to Angel Investors" includes a few "bias tests," most of which point to modest bias or none at all.