Sentence examples for correcting for bias from inspiring English sources

Correcting for bias helps ensure that resulting summary statistics are robust.

We employed bootstrapping techniques to check robustness of DEA results and we explain that performance assessment is more reliable when correcting for bias.

Table 6 summarizes the TE mean difference between the two groups after correcting for bias from both observable and non-observable heterogeneities.

We have noted how Buckley (2009) used not only a different definition of response style than is considered in this paper, but also a different method of correcting for bias.

We use the data set consisting of d t 3−2, d t 4−3, and d t 5−4 data for four events from Fiji-Tonga to Europe (FEV1, FEV2, FEV3, FEV4) and three events from Argentina to Japan (AEV1, AEV2, AEV3) without correcting for bias (Table 2).

For example, McHorney and colleagues (1994) compared strategies of correcting for bias due to effects of desirability or reactivity.

After rating the studies based on inclusion criteria and correcting for biases, 27 studies were included in the meta-analysis yielding 45 pairwise comparisons with N = 2464 participants.

Because the BCa corrects for bias and skewness, we would expect better results with this correction.

Good reporters bring their life stories to their work and learn both to mine them for material and to correct for bias.

Complete surveys, in other words a census, targeting 100% of the population, have to be undertaken if statistics are to be produced which are reliable enough to correct for bias in annual population estimates.

Samples of TEC data from 1991 to 1995 for Australia have been corrected for bias.