Sentence examples for some types of bias from inspiring English sources

But these measures miss some types of bias and do not apply to companies with fewer than 15 employees.

Layer on top of that the many people unwilling to speak about their prejudices with a pollster, and a picture emerges of a nation where a significant majority of the country harbors some type of bias.

That would seem to indicate either that advertisers are requesting that high-paying job ads only display to men (and that Google is honoring that request) or that some type of bias has been programmed, if inadvertently, into Google's ad-personalization system.

Second, in developing them, we can look for markers of specific activities that correlate with actual patient outcomes and thus mitigate some types of reporting bias.

Drugs that could be used for dementia disorders have been excluded which may have led to some types of selection bias.

It is well-known that some types of selection biases spuriously increase the sensitivity and specificity of the diagnostic test.

The instruments we used include specific items and patterns of responding to identify some types of parent reporting bias (e.g., excessive negativity), but other biases might go undetected.

Second, it is common to view the trend from prokaryotes to multicellular eukaryotes as resulting from some type of directional bias, one that makes the trend a tendency supported by underlying mechanisms and constraints.

But in supposing that there is some type of directional bias, each of these hypotheses might be thought committed to the sort of Panglossianism about adaptation that Gould and Lewontin (1978) are famous for critiquing, or (more subtly) to a view of evolutionary change as progressive or inevitable in some way.

Most of us have some type of cognitive bias.

We found that most studies were designed to avoid most types of bias, with some exceptions (Table 2).