Sentence examples for practiced bias from inspiring English sources

Competitors like local restaurant review site Yelp voiced concerns that Google first usurped their content "without permission" in order "to prop up its own, less effective product" and then later practiced bias when interlacing its own services within standard results pages.

These key abilities are extensively required in clinical practice, but often less practiced in LBL.

Moreover, there was no significant attenuation of the time biases with repeated presentations of the moving character, contrary to the notion that pairing a timing task with a concurrent well-practiced distractor leads to a systematic reduction of the time bias with repeated presentations [28].

The extrapolation of number of cows present on farms that practiced alpine pasturing for the months of June to September was considered necessary to reduce bias in the denominator (population at risk) for the ICM estimates.

In this case the internal representation of threat is activated more strongly than before (see larger unfilled ascending arrow in Fig. 2), due to the greater influence of involuntary bottom-up influences – emotional processing biases and well-practiced habits of thought.

Each competing representation receives activation from other sources: deliberate attention activates representations of the intended task via 'top-down control' (or 'concentration'); while bottom-up involuntary influences (established emotional processing biases or well-practiced negative habits of thought) activate distracting threat representations.

(She had practiced that).

Fields is a practiced listener.

"Just practiced medicine?

"That takes a practiced eye.

All practiced Thursday.