Sentence examples for some biases from inspiring English sources

"I'd rather have the computer decide who plays for the championship than a person who may have some biases".

Some biases exist in the design of the study and they favor game theory.

Although Google isn't racist, the people it's learning from surely have some biases.

Some biases may tend to coexist or be associated with specific research settings, fields, and types of studies.

We found evidence that the self-report instruments evaluated were susceptible to some biases more than others.

As a referee suggests, this omission may lead to some biases in the big data effect on performance.

Indeed, psychological investigations strongly suggest that we have no choice but to think in accordance with some biases.

This may introduce some biases into the results if only emergency physicians who felt comfortable with risk assessment of QT prolongation responded.

That is, some biases may be incorporated in the earthquake parameters if a simple 1D structure is used in the analysis of earthquakes in oceanic regions.

Moreover, the underdetermination of theory by data implies that without some biases, we would be unable to make sense of our world (Antony 1993).

As philosophers and historians of science joined the practice of feminist science criticism, they developed a more sophisticated understanding of some biases as epistemic resources.