Sentence examples for over bias from inspiring English sources

P14 Facebook chief tries to smooth over bias row with US right.

P15 RT journalist Liz Wahl received social media abuse for quitting over bias.

Richard Barton, the chief executive of Expedia, said that Northwest's concerns over bias were not valid.

It also raised concerns over bias on the jury, questioning whether opponents to the idea of a dump were over represented.

And while supervised models allow for more control over bias in data selection, that control can introduce human bias into the process.

Disbelieving them can, then, strangely almost be seen as a kind of victory for rational judgment over bias.

β-actin and GAPDH 3'/5' ratios (<2.57 and <1.07 respectively) indicate efficient amplification of the RNA template at all levels of input with no observed 3' over-bias (Table 2).

One response to this question is to note that if participants offset the starting point of the accumulation process by too much, this may produce an over-bias on trials where the stimulus duration turns out to be very long.

β-actin 3'/5' ratio are notably higher in the WT-Ovation One-Direct system compared to those obtained by WT-Ovation FFPE, perhaps due to the shorter size distribution of cDNAs, suggesting increased 3' over-bias and under-representation of 5' targets (Table 2).

Lacy black cardigans were shrugged over bias-striped knit dresses, and a slim cream-based coat struck the overall attitude of unfussy elegance.

The other, a more direct response to the stop-and-frisk policy, would expand the ability of New Yorkers to sue the department over bias-based profiling.