Sentence examples for resolving bias from inspiring English sources

The founder and chief executive of the Pipeline Fund, Natalia Oberti Noguera (image below) is serious about resolving bias against women that she — and many others — perceived in the investment and startup ecosystem.

This has generated new prospects for resolving bias in HIV prevalence estimates based on antenatal clinic (ANC) sentinel surveillance data, or, for providing a new gold standard for HIV prevalence estimates altogether [ 1- 5].

To resolve bias issues, a paired comparison testing was reported in [5] which is weighting the rating scores by subjects participated in the study.

A brief review of notations and a standard FDR estimation method are given in Section 3, and it is analytically shown that the hidden subgroup in the population can induce a bias of standard FDR estimate in Section 4. We propose a FDR estimation procedure resolving the bias problem and show how to assess clustering results from CAMS with it in Sections 5 and 6.

The superior sensitivity of the parametric framework for resolving such bias cannot be achieved simply by increasing the number of selected genes through adjustment of the threshold.

Although resolving codon bias is challenging, many have shown that heterologous protein expression can be improved by engineering foreign genes to preferentially use codons compatible with the host without altering the protein or by supplying extra copies of rare tRNA genes to host cells [50] [54].

The inclusion of sequences from slower evolving and close relatives, when they will be available, may help resolving this bias.

To illustrate the design, in terms of both resolving ecological bias and increased statistical power relative to the case control design, we use data from a cross-sectional survey on the national ART program in Malawi.

The difficulties in resolving these biases are potential flaws of this study.

The bill sets aside $1.15 billion to resolve racial bias claims brought by black farmers against the Agriculture Department and $3.4 billion to pay claims stemming from the Department of the Interior's handling of American Indian trust funds.

That applies paired comparison technique known as the weighted NASA-TLX method to resolve the bias issues [5].