Sentence examples for generating bias from inspiring English sources
Possibly, those mobile pastoralists who are enumerated in censuses and surveys are the less economically viable, less mobile and therefore the most visible, generating bias in the perceived economic success of the enumerated population.
Factors potentially generating bias must be considered, particularly those relating to differential errors in the measurement of disease or exposure.
Second, several specification and estimation issues are poorly addressed in prior work, possibly generating biased results.
"So even if we are perfectly able to predict that, we're still left with the problem that the human or systemic or institutional biases are generating biased arrests.
Failure to account for such influences can result in naive probit models, such as those presented in Tables 2 5, generating biased estimates.
Thus, as opposed to generating biased ligands and testing the impact of these ligands on physiological responses, as has been done for the angiotensin II type 1 receptor for example [ 46 50], this approach generates a biased receptor.
Partner choice is an especially clear mechanism for generating biases in group formation (Noë and Hammerstein, 1995, Roberts, 1998, Raihani and Bshary, 2015).
However, the Tobit model has been criticised for generating biased estimates if the assumptions of normality and homoscedasticity are violated [ 23].
This failure to recall may vary systematically across population groups, thereby generating biases that have important implications for interpretation of the data.
Additionally manual quantification also generates bias by different observers, as shown in this study.
