Sentence examples for corrective bias from inspiring English sources

This "corrective" bias is not the solution.

But this premeditated, supposedly "corrective" form of bias is precisely what readers complain about in the work of some of The Times's reporters.

No wonder the Tories and their press seek to destroy the BBC, calling its corrective, accurate facts "biased".

These methods would allow immediate corrective actions to any bias in men and women survivors having correct contact information.

This is because the usual analyses of residualized gain scores in net-effects regression is biased against corrective actions, but analyses of simple gain scores are biased in favor of them[ 48, 51, 64].

The only major small-screen awards to be decided entirely by viewer voting, the NTAs were set up by ITV as a corrective to the perceived bias of the Bafta awards towards highbrow and BBC-produced TV.

These findings are a corrective to the "uniqueness bias" [ 25], or assumption that there must be something exceptional and different about patient safety in low-income countries.

Their results show that recent history of poor reaching performance is enough to bias the corrective responses and the learning towards the worse hand.

A recent study of Canadian longitudinal data showed that analyses of residualized gain scores were biased against corrective actions implemented by both parents and professionals, whereas analyses of simple gain scores were biased in favor of those corrective actions in the same data[ 48].

The feminist critique poses a welcome corrective to undoubted androcentric biases in mysticism and mystical studies.

Thus, longitudinal correlations do not discriminate between effective and counterproductive corrective actions, but are biased against all corrective actions[ 20, 48].