Shergar's jockey Walter Swinburn will be casting aside bias towards his ultimately vanished Epsom hero to join our studio jury, along with one-time jockey turned journalist and writer Brough Scott, and myself.
1Companies use algorithms in people-related decisions for many reasons, including consistency, reduced bias, casting a broader net, and efficiency.
Tuttle believes there may be some unconscious bias in casting.
OK, pause for half a second before you pound out a comment blaming liberal bias for casting Ryan's work in the worst possible light.
Trump-allied Republicans on Thursday put the inspector general report atop their pile of grievances, once again casting the Justice Department as biased and defending Trump's decision to fire Comey — though the report criticized Comey for his handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
Additionally, they found that a plurality of actors with disabilities worked less than once a year and were repeatedly subjected to negative stigma and preconceived biases by casting agents and producers. .
However, few studies indicated the selection/sampling techniques, and those which did used mostly convenience or biased sampling, casting uncertainty about overall representativity and applicability of the results.
Anchoring bias casts an even longer shadow in today's shift-oriented medical world, in which patients are serially handed off from one team to another.
And there has been significant improvement in the quality of coverage, with the US media casting aside their "balance as bias" approach, which, for years, meant putting pseudo-scientists and their benefactors on equal footing with independent climate scientists and their peer-reviewed research.
In essence, Senator Obama must point out potentially deep-seeded racial biases among the electorate for those voters who wish to guard against casting their votes tainted by racial bias.
