Sentence examples for mitigation of bias from inspiring English sources
The improved stability observed in dual-gate OFET provide an evidence that the mitigation of bias stress effects caused by bottom-gate OFETs can be done by applying gate bias stress to the top-gate OFETs and vice versa.
The efficacy of the serious game on knowledge and mitigation of biases was examined using an experiment in which participants (N = 703) either played the MACBETH game or watched an instructional video about the biases.
This approach allowed for mitigation of potential bias such as 'confounding by indication', which should be considered because patients with psychosis have an increased likelihood of SCD.
Early sequencing, starting in round 3, allowed for partial mitigation of amplification bias and other unintended selection pressure by allowing the observation of enriched clones that accumulate in H1299 cells that might be lost in later rounds.
This study investigates the sources and mitigation of these biases.
Although we believe that mitigation of effect estimate bias in our assumed causal structure accounts for our findings, alternate explanations are possible.
First, the use of perceived very high-risk and perceived low-risk control groups allow for greater mitigation of potential time bias between the preperiod and postperiod that is common in observational studies.
For example, the change in results after restriction of the sample to those ≤ 45 years old at baseline, which we have labeled as attributable to mitigation of effect estimate bias, could also be explained by effect modification by age.
Russia and China accused Butler of bias.
She accused judges of bias.
