Sentence examples for structural bias from inspiring English sources

To select for agonists, we only considered molecules with higher ranking in the active structure than the inactive structure, as this would reflect the structural bias we found in the active structure.

Inside the advisory clique, it was obvious how capping utility bills or taxing mansions expressed a grand ambition to redress a structural bias in British capitalism.

Even having district lines drawn by neutral commissions instead of by self-serving politicians wouldn't do much to alter this built-in structural bias.

But we should also note that social media is expressly set up to put people in touch with the like-minded: there's a structural bias in favour of the dog-whistle.

"The structural bias keeping tech companies from attracting and retaining top female talent is harming their ability to innovate and compete," said Natasha Lamb, director of equity research and shareholder engagement at Arjuna Capital.

This structural bias in favor of criminal defendants does not create anything like an even playing field between accused and accuser — and it is not supposed to do so.

This method, proposed by Gale [24] and popularized by Sneppen & Maslov [25] and Shen-Orr et al. [26], assumes the degree distribution to be the most fundamental network structure and investigates what other structural biases there are in the network, except the degree.

Of reproductive rights, she said "religious beliefs and structural biases have to be changed".

However, opposing that predisposition are structural biases favoring the establishment of many small nation-states instead of a few big multicultural ones.

For that pattern to be corrected, she said, "deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs, and structural biases have to be changed".

The book, which gives practical tips to women on how to overcome structural biases in the workplace, has been both lauded and slated, but either way jammed on the bestseller lists for a solid 12 months.