Sentence examples for instance bias from inspiring English sources

The ADL report comes out on the heels of a Pew research study showing that, for instance, bias against Roma and Muslim people exceeds that against Jews in Europe.

Research suggests that wage discrepancies between men and women have to do with factors more complicated than, for instance, bias on the part of managers — and that a mandate on employers might, therefore, not be a sufficient fix.

For instance, biases in the hybridization of the samples labeled with Cyanine5 (Cy5) and Cyanine3 (Cy3) are sufficiently explored, and currently several approaches are practiced to minimize such effects [ 79- 82].

In both instances, bias is unlikely to have occurred because of the small magnitude of the differences among those included and not included in the analyses.

It has been suggested that the sisterhood technique may lead to under-estimation of maternal mortality as biases causing under-reporting (for instance recollection bias) may outweigh those leading to overestimation.

Dr. Carroll said that while it was not the worst instance of bias he had seen, he wrote a 13-page letter about the program, listing 26 problems.

Republicans have depicted the opposition to Judge Pickering as an instance of bias against Southerners, an accusation they used with success in at least one Senate race, in 2002, after Judge Pickering's nomination was first blocked.

It declares that discrimination can occur each time a person is paid and that a challenge does not have to be filed within six months of the first instance of bias.

OXFORD, England — The exam was simple yet devilish, consisting of a single noun ("water," for instance, or "bias") that applicants had three hours somehow to spin into a coherent essay.

For instance, the bias z ̂ ( 0, ϕ ) might not be zero anymore depending on the channel impulse response taps.

For instance, a bias toward overconfidence in decisions can be counterbalanced by a description of alternative outcomes.