Sentence examples for built-in bias from inspiring English sources
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.
Like any good New Yorker, I come preloaded with a built in bias against Chicago deep dish.
"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.
Prediction markets have a major built-in bias those answering the questions are not polled randomly but respondents also have an incentive to respond only to those questions they feel confident in answering with accuracy.
