Sentence examples for existing bias from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying we've achieved parity by any means – and sales will continue to be influenced by external factors – but we are certainly more aware, more alert to existing bias, and more committed to changing it.

The evidence of this paper, which decomposes electoral bias subsequent to the 2010 general election, is that the manner in which this argument is currently being presented is largely false and that much of the existing bias will remain after the independent boundary reviews following new procedures have completed their work in 2013.

Given the history of eugenics, most liberal eugenics advocates recognize the need to attend carefully to unjust social circumstances and to control for existing bias.

"Data-driven, objective hiring will lead to higher performing teams and more diverse teams because it overcomes a lot of the existing bias when you're looking at a resume".

So before taking all machine learning at face value, think about the raw results as indicators of existing bias, and make sure your system was created in a business without bias, using data without bias.

The nature of the bias non-stationarity found in this study suggests that it will be difficult to modify existing bias correction approaches to account for non-stationary biases.

How do we introduce this game from a genre that players have existing biases around?

Furthermore, since online content is often curated to fit our preferences, interests and personality, the internet can even enhance our existing biases and undermine our motivation to learn new things.

Masters of Nothing taps into modish fields of research, namely behavioural economics, to argue that the financial crash was the result of human irrationality: our misperception of risk, our tendency to favour evidence that confirms our existing biases, our hard-wired desire to go with the crowd.

A major problem today is how people limit their news sources to those that confirm their existing biases.

Most social science suggests that people pursue information that concerns their existing biases, time and time again.