Sentence examples for crude biases from inspiring English sources

Neglect in this matter potentially leads to crude biases in the field of neuroscience and beyond.

When using ascending and descending matching, the bias was reduced by at least a factor of 2, and the remaining bias represents less than 1% of the crude bias before matching in all scenarios, but it was still at least an order of magnitude greater than the bias when using the other methods.

But there is a sense that the crude gender bias in British literary culture which Virago challenged so effectively in the 1970s and 80s no longer exists.

Those who, like Professor Raymond Boyle of the University of Glasgow, have devoured vast amounts of Scottish newsprint during the three-year process are mystified by the crude accusations of bias.

To assess the effects of informative censoring on estimates by using the crude and a bias-reducing method, based on weighted averages of the age-specific results.

Part of that might be because there's a still a bit of a bias that crude oil prices usually rise, O'Neill said.

Our calculation of the national incidence of acute phosphate nephropathy is therefore crude, and most likely biased towards underestimation of the problem.

The mode of the TST distribution was identified after smoothing (to adjust for obvious digit-preference bias) the crude count of TST indurations by a centred moving average of five successive reaction sizes.

The inclusion of two studies [ 24, 57] referring to the same population in the crude analysis may have biased the crude estimate slightly upward.

According to [ 2], there is no bias, and crude RR = SRR.

However, the model ignoring the interaction of sample strata with the variable of interest and the crude estimates were highly biased.