Sentence examples for built in bias from inspiring English sources

"By definition, there is a built in bias in favour of marijuana prosecution because of the sheer bulk of Canadians using marijuana," he said, characterizing weed cases as the "low-hanging fruit" of drug prosecutions.

"By definition, there is a built in bias in favor of marijuana prosecution because of the sheer bulk of Canadians using marijuana," he said, characterizing weed cases as the "low-hanging fruit" of drug prosecutions.

Whatever the extent that MMR can compete with BER to directly access a T/G mismatch, a built in bias of MMR towards accessing the T-containing strand would minimize C to T transitions at CpG sites.

This is vital as correlation at this level does not necessarily justify the use of bibliometric criteria over peer review as there are inevitably built in biases in both quantitative and qualitative approaches.

We're doing a structural analysis, panel by panel, to make sure there is not any built-in bias in our system.

The documentary has a built-in bias against officialdom.

"They came in with a built-in bias," he said.

She did not think there was a built-in bias in the British industry.

Those risks are aggravated by the built-in bias of law and policy toward paid employment.

"If someone were to see 'Gopusa,' there's an instant built-in bias there," Mr. Eberle said.

But science, he said, has its own built-in bias against humdrum results.