Sentence examples for overt bias from inspiring English sources

The conspiracy theorists also appear to have point when it comes to suggestions of overt bias against Sanders by the Democratic National Committee and party loyalists.

In a statement Monday, Joseph J. Lhota, the authority's chairman, strongly defended the agency's conduct, and accused the comptroller's office of "overt bias against the M.T.A. and Apple".

Such overt bias is perhaps less hypocritical than in the UK and the US; after all, the best we can do is to try and be fair, rather than pretend that journalists are unbiased.

In the presence of overt bias, propensity score methods have been proposed as alternatives for estimating treatment effect.

Analytical adjustments, such as matching, are used to remove overt bias, that is, pretreatment differences that are accurately measured and recorded.

"It is generally easier to start with physics and maths, and learn the biology afterwards," says Kording. "But," he warns, "if people do not enter biology before the age of 25, they are very likely to approach the problems with an overt bias towards the mathematical perspective".

But because of unconscious and overt biases, Lewis noted that school administrators do not always value those teachers' experiences they way they should.

She was not able to show any evidence at all of overt racial bias.

But it's precisely my liberal instincts that make me shudder at overt intellectual bias.

Last year, an Air Force committee concluded that there was no overt religious bias at the academy.

Just days later, on July 5, a conference call involving Ms. Lerner, a manager of the Determinations Unit and others broadened the search to take out its overt conservative bias.