Sentence examples for consistent bias from inspiring English sources

A biased random walk mathematically describes a path that consists of a succession of random steps where there is a consistent bias in a specific direction.

"It's a dramatic and highly consistent bias," said Matthew Longo of UCL's Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, who led the work.

In fact, some researchers suggest that EIA shows a consistent bias by forecasting more energy use than actually occurs.

The Fed's consistent bias to further tightening since then has sent the right signals too.

In an act of desperation, Donziger formally requested that Kaplan be removed, arguing that he had shown a consistent bias toward Chevron.

Judge Cooke refused to admit any mitigating factors when sentencing Tom, and has shown consistent bias and hostility towards my son from the start.

These include a consistent bias favouring active over placebo in trials that are small and of short duration.

Given this consistent bias, it might be difficult for any method based solely on sequence analysis to recover some (for example, rarely mutated) cancer genes.

Trevor-Roper warned of his "consistent bias" toward the Third Reich; and "Hitler's War" not only evinced an obvious admiration for Hitler but claimed that he hadn't instigated the murder of the European Jews, or known much about it.

However, a consistent bias in index scores suggests that a habitat-adjusted interpretation of biotic indices could be employed to improve measurement precision.

This 'soils' effect is smaller than the 'land use' effect associated with irrigation but, it is a source of consistent bias for both SM and ET estimates.