Sentence examples for many bias from inspiring English sources

In the past two decades, many bias field correction algorithms have been presented.

The bias intimidation charges the Middlesex County prosecutor charged were, like many bias crimes states have enacted, tools to confront violence fueled by modern day racial or gender discrimination.

For established breast cancer, a meta-analysis of eight studies has found that low vitamin D levels were linked to higher risk of recurrence and death; however, these results may be flawed by many bias and confounding factors in the included studies [ 130].

Many BIAs have potent pharmacological activities, and plants accumulating them boast long histories of use in traditional medicine and cultural practices.

Although many BIAs share the formula C20H24NO4 (m/ z 342.16988) (Additional file 12), a metabolite with this composition running at 5.6 min occurred frequently (14/20 species) and could be magnoflorine (Fig.  6).

Like many biases, this one has a certain basis in fact.

Some critics say there are too many biases and heuristics involved.

Turkey itself is often polarised with too many social and cultural gaps to fill, and too many biases to overcome.

In this regard men have as many biases as women do, and the article could just as well have been written about whether male judges decide differently.

I've found that there are so many biases that we create or imagine when we're going through the hiring process — this person came from that school or they seem very polished, whatever the biases might be.

Retrospective analysis begins to align information with outcome, but is still fraught with many biases.