Sentence examples for neutral bias from inspiring English sources

"The Fed likely will go to a more neutral bias, which is what today's G.D.P. figure pointed to".

His "neutral" bias implies that all is well with the world.

Maintaining a "neutral bias" or "symmetrical" outlook, the Fed says it is keeping its options open.

"The E.C.B. had a tightening bias previously," Mr. Chaney said, but Mr. Trichet "left open the possibility of a move toward a neutral bias".

The markets interpreted this particular piece of mumbling incoherence as a "neutral bias"—meaning no predisposition to further rate rises.

"If the Fed went to a neutral bias, it would be an important positive development for the market," Mr. Olesky said, "because I don't think there is a high expectation for that.

The quasi-DC GIC flowing through a transformer from the phases to the grounded neutral biases the magnetic field in the steel transformer core, effectively offsetting the operating point on its B H (Albertson 1990; Kappenman and Lu and Liu 1993; Molinski 2002).

Just that way... we can say, "people without homes, "homeless people," "unhoused people" or any other descriptive language that is emotionally neutral, bias-free and respectful.

If any neutral mutational bias to T3 were responsible for the evolution of optimal codons for these amino acids, then such bias should affect all five of these amino acids similarly and thus should lead to similar ∆RSCU values.

A referencing of greater pricing activity for the industry and increased second half investment needs for the group suggests neutral forecast bias at best.

In a neutral response bias condition, the instructions would neither encourage nor discourage participants from making an ID, resulting in intermediate hit and false alarm rates.