Sentence examples for covert biases from inspiring English sources

This is apart from the usual overt or covert biases that make it difficult to break into the old boys' club.

The problem in investment isn't just the overt physical and psychological abuse, but covert biases that block women's ability to succeed from the start.

Though typically covert, biases such as those reported in this study can lead to subconscious actions.

That faculty members reported liking Jennifer more than John makes the covert bias all the more insidious.

While overt discrimination based on race and sex is no longer culturally condoned, both covert bias and institutional inertia perpetuate inequality.

Similarly, hidden or covert bias can occur if patients in treatment or control groups differ in unobservables and these differences also influence outcomes.

The opposite will be true for minorities; covert bias will work against many minority candidates when a board has to choose a new leader.

Thus, if in addition there is a hidden (or covert) bias, neither the multivariate regressions nor any of the propensity score methods can produce unbiased estimates of relative effectiveness of admission to stroke unit.

And last month I met with a psychotherapist whose unconscious and covert sexism biased her understanding of me and the advice she gave.

Several researchers nominated age discrimination as an important social determinant of health and proposed that systematic or covert age bias is largely to blame for inequitable care [ 7, 33].

He said people at Google had for years put up with covert sexism, internal biases or, in his case, a manager with anger management problems.