Sentence examples for suppressing bias from inspiring English sources

Finally, implementation on a hybrid PET-MRI system will improve the correction accuracy over our experimental setup by suppressing bias associated with registration errors.

We aligned the data and the Green's functions by S-arrivals to suppress bias of unmodeled lateral variation of velocity structure.

Neuroscientists and cognitive psychologist have demonstrated that mental exhaustion hinders our brains' ability to suppress bias and prejudice.

We can become "post-rational", leveraging rather than suppressing our biases.

Suppressing the bias-dependency of various key MOSFET parameters e.g. series resistance, by contact engineering, and the product of channel width and gate-channel capacitance, CWeff, by rounding the sharp corners, to improve the accuracy of mobility extraction in strong accumulation is addressed in details.

Usually, using prior knowledge is more robust for suppressing compositionally biased segments; yet, this is less convenient if existing software pipelines do not include all programs required.

These strategies differ in the way to construct the calibration and validation matrices and they had to be carried out to suppress the bias on the quantification of the constituents in the polymer blend.

In order to suppress possible bias, radiologists were unaware of the patient's conditions and were asked to report the presence of lumbar disc degeneration, protrusion, herniation and spinal stenosis.

Note that the EDTZNN model is superior to ODTZNN model in suppressing various kinds of bias noises.

A module of nine backside solar illuminated flow-through parallel plate photoelectrochemical reactors was used and electrical bias for suppressing charge carrier recombination was applied.

The primary benefit of the Reicher-Wheeler task is that it reveals processes of word recognition while suppressing influences of artefactual bias based on partial word information because the correct response containing the critical letter (in this case "word") cannot be deduced from other parts of the stimulus (w-o-r) [41] [43], [62] [64].