Sentence examples for biases around from inspiring English sources

How do we introduce this game from a genre that players have existing biases around?

We strongly distorted their codon biases (around 30percentt absolute change in each case, dashed lines in Figure  3A, B), while preserving natural amino acid compositions.

When you conduct a Google Image search for "person," you don't see very many people of color, which perpetuates the normalization of whiteness and reinstills biases around race.

Both companies are trying to remove biases around brand-name universities from the technical hiring process on the belief that there is a wealth of technical talent out there that is either self-trained or is competent despite having graduated from lesser-known schools.

It took me nearly 20 years and dozens of scientific publications in the area of drug use to recognize my own biases around methamphetamine.

I suggest we develop an awareness of our own biases around race, religion, financial status, immigration, gender, and other issues, and work toward overcoming those biases.

The recent period shows another interesting result and behavior of the NCEP reanalysis: if the full SSS variability within the Wyrtki box is close to the SMOS observations (light blue curve) the SSS of the cold tongue waters exhibit a substantial low bias (around 0.2) in the NCEP reanalysis, while the phase remains good.

These observations have a warm bias of around due to the heat of the engine room.

Sea surface temperature measured in the intake port of large ships have a warm bias of around due to the heat of the engine room.

For high-frequency results (Fig. 8), (rho _{yx}) was downward-biased by noise over a large frequency bandwidth and (rho _{xy}) was also biased around 0.08 Hz.

"Those in Scotland who are quick to abuse and see bias around every corner might want to think about the face they are showing the world".