Sentence examples for geographical bias from inspiring English sources

The geographical bias in Labour's favour largely disappears.

Most equity investing remains stubbornly local: even in America, for example, there is a geographical bias towards local companies.

The Arabic Booker prize was launched to some swingeing attacks in the Arab press, with complaints about aping western models, and alleged geographical bias (there were two Egyptians and no Gulf writers on the shortlist of six).

Jones adds that now students at universities are required to assess and mark their lecturers there is a fresh band of good expert communicators of science coming through – so that geographical bias, at least, could be corrected.

This reduces geographical bias.

It is likely that forest inventories could increase geographical bias, towards countries with certain economic status.

It is important to note that mobilization of data may increase geographical biases, sometimes in surprising ways.

In order to avoid geographical biases, we interviewed only people currently studying in the same geo-economic region in which they were born.

The study also turned up geographical biases.

What are the geographical biases inherent in these data?

Although there are known issues in OBIS with regards to taxonomic completeness, geographical biases, and biogeographic accuracy [7], [17], it remains the most complete and comprehensive data repository in existence on the distribution of marine taxa.