Sentence examples for neutralize bias from inspiring English sources

Pymetrics, a New York start-up, is one company using algorithms to neutralize bias rather than perpetuate it.

How can you neutralize bias in situations where a candidate's gender, ethnicity, age, or other identifying characteristics cannot be concealed and managers feel they know everyone?

This 12-question checklist can help leaders unearth and neutralize biases in teams' thinking.

Leading companies suggest that the answer to this difficult and age-old challenge is not to try to purge all biases but rather to lead as an organization in implementing mechanisms or processes to neutralize biases in selecting for key talent management positions.

In order to neutralize biases due to poor high number of indels and low consensus values( high amino acid variability), we filtered out positions with consensus levels of less than 90%, and number of gaps of more than 10% (resulting in ~ 4%, 6%, 3 %, 3 filtered positions in serotypes 1 - 4 respectively).

In surgical clinical trials, sham surgery serves an analogous purpose to placebo drugs, neutralizing biases such as the placebo effect.

We would also predict that a centromere placed near the opposite copy of ARS1 would diminish or neutralize any bias that would be imposed by the 3′ URA3 bias element.

In addition, moving the equilibria to the center of the set of feasible contributions tends to reduce or neutralize any bias due to decision errors.

Insertion of the centromere near ARS1 N can also neutralize the bias imparted by the 3′ URA3 sequence: ARS1 S and ARS1 N were equally used on a plasmid harboring both a centromere nearest to ARS1 N and the intact 3′ URA3 sequences.

While making immunizations easily available did help, neutralizing present bias had a bigger impact by far.

In this edited interview with HBR senior editor Gardiner Morse, Bohnet describes how behavioral design can neutralize our biases and unleash untapped talent.