Sentence examples for sense of bias from inspiring English sources

In my dissertation research, I found that children who were better able to identify prejudice when they saw it in movie clips had parents who were helping them make sense of bias.

Given the findings, it is perhaps not surprising that both nonbelievers and evangelicals shared a heightened sense of bias: Nearly 6-in-10 atheists said they think people look down on their beliefs, and nearly 6-in-10 of white evangelicals agreed that discrimination against Christians has become as big a problem as discrimination against other religious minorities.

Although the work described is well done and rigorously thought through, Carter et al's strong enthusiasm for their work on the peptides gives a sense of bias.

One might assume that this unreliability of predicted BVs would make estimates of genetic correlations more conservative, in the sense of biasing them towards zero.

But talking to younger engineers, I learn that a sense of unconscious bias appears to persist.

Past a generalized sense of nostalgic bias, fight fans grow accustomed to putting up with injustices and nonsense despite constantly complaining about them.

So I was shocked to discover as I started digging through the academic literature on racial trends within the criminal justice system, in an attempt to make sense of my subconscious bias.

We therefore suggest that the results of the BEK claims study should be interpreted in the sense of a selection bias with a higher rate of highly severe diagnoses in usual-care patients.

One envies his sense of entitlement to biases, and his frank understanding of the fact that such crude distinctions make the world go round.

"They want to keep their jobs so their sense of justice is biased".

"They want to keep their jobs so their sense of justice is biased". On this case, "It is unlikely that someone will do the right thing and pursue the truth of the murders.