Sentence examples for future bias from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve left its interest rates and its future bias unchanged; so did the European Central Bank which has also hinted recently that it is unlikely to raise rates in the near future.America's House of Representatives voted in favour of legislation repealing tax breaks on Foreign Sales Corporations.

Hundreds of studies show that confronting bias (toward any group) actually improves intergroup perceptions and reduces future bias.

How can any future Biases and Rogerses and unheralded men and women - and boys and girls - be saved from themselves?

The hypothesized effects of aripiprazole on cell-protective mechanisms and neurite growth, as well as the differential effects on intracellular pathways [i.e. extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK)] compared with full D2R antagonists, suggest further exploration of these targets by novel and future biased ligand compounds.

Can we eliminate future hindsight bias simply by knowing that we are prone to it?

One further retained item 'I've been feeling optimistic about the future' showed bias for age.

The EMR data of the cohort members also enable us to assess future attrition bias in the active follow-up by means of questionnaires.

27 The proposal to develop reporting guidelines that stipulate registration of all risk-prediction research should go some way in reducing future reporting bias.

Major growth can occur when we cultivate open awareness and lose or loosen some of the filters that arise in our lives whether those filters represent our expectations about the future, our biases about other people, or the limitations we place on ourselves.

Therefore, in order to improve the representativeness of our event collection in the future, less biased methods of event extraction can be used, such as automatic event detection techniques [57, 58] and/or the integration of more comprehensive sets of seed news sources, as done for Chilean news analysis by Maldonado et al. [10].

This success marks the launch of a future influential, bias-literate, woman leader in academic STEMM.