Sentence examples for especially biased from inspiring English sources

Suppose all directors agree that the alternative is better than the incumbent, but some directors are especially biased toward him.

Calculating nominal output does not require any value judgments about the comparability of certain goods, or much in the way of statistical wizardry, so we can feel reasonably confident that such figures, while imperfect, are not especially biased.

The system is especially biased, he thinks, because the audience doesn't see actors as gay or straight.

Particularly, probesets affected by novel SNPs in only one population (either CEU or YRI) were compared with the 782 probesets, assuming a comparison between the CEU and YRI samples could be especially biased due to the existence of SNPs in one population.

After decades of research, we still don't really know how to get rid of these biases, especially biases like implicit racial and gender biases, given that they, and the stereotypes that maintain them, are so pervasive.

They enabled to identify several potential sources of bias in the model: especially, bias in estimation of OM digestibility, bias in estimation of glucose effects, lack of the effects of fatty acids in the model.

But selection bias in cold-calling can and should be controlled, especially bias potentially arising because certain types of household are more likely to be empty, or their phones unanswered, at particular times of the day (eg, working households will be selectively uncontactable during normal working hours; older people may not open doors to strangers in the evening).

In addition, unequal use of synonymous codons, especially bias against codons with C in the third position is very prominent in four-fold and two-fold degenerate codon families.

The results again show that the between-study correlation estimate is often +1 or -1 and the BRMA is still preferable to URMA, with improved mean-square error, coverage and, especially, bias of estimates (Table 5).

Some of these are likely to be especially negatively biased such as those for sharks and perhaps the red snapper.

The battle against bias, especially illegal biases that discriminate against protected classes, is a strong focus for both academia and industry.