Sentence examples for responding bias from inspiring English sources

The demographics (including parents' working status, parents' education level and family income) between the participants who answered and did not answer three of the particular questions (ever heard of cervical cancer, ever heard of HPV vaccine and intention for vaccination) were compared with no statistical difference (P above 0.5), indicating low likelihood of responding bias.

Test-potentiated accessibility may bias responding, but that bias can be corrected by instantiating careful retrieval monitoring processes.

Trainees with a special interest in CUS were probably more likely to respond, which introduced responder bias, but stratifying the respondent surveys according to their credentialing success reduced its impact.

However, the method of responding may bias measurements.

Responding to bias with dignity and self-respect might sound unconvincing and admittedly, it's easier said than done.

At one point, moderator Lester Holt asked Secretary Clinton if she "believed that police are implicitly biased against black people" and Clinton responded, "Implicit bias is a problem for everyone, not just police".

The program trains business owners on how to respond to bias incidents – specifically LGBT ones – if and when they happen around their business.

In the spectra, we mark out three characteristic ranges which differently respond to bias lighting and differently depend on its power.

Authors found the department and its affiliated Police Officer's Association "functioned like a 'good old boys' club,' making it difficult to impose discipline," with a "'code of silence"—informal pressure for officers to "fall in line" and not report observed misconduct makes it difficult to identify and respond to bias within the department".

The government and donors are programmed to respond without bias to disease A or B. They are set to allocate the same $ per DALY averted to disease A as is allocated to disease B during an epidemic, as long as there is no political lobbying.

Fourth, self-report data might be susceptible to reporting bias such as socially desired responding or recall bias.