Sentence examples for systemic biases from inspiring English sources

As Ethan Zuckerman says, "news distribution is a combination of novel events and systemic biases".

This approach reveals systemic biases in the utilization of animal models that contribute to the translational gap.

In Ether One, systemic biases that point back out of the game world became an operating metaphor for the bewilderment of dementia and its dependence on how a person perceives the whole world.

Statistical disparities show that racial inequality remains a problem, and careful analysis of lending practices, hiring patterns and law enforcement reveals systemic biases.

For many years there has been a grievance culture on the left, with a habit of turning statistical inferences into allegations of systemic biases, and treating bad personal habits as syndromes or diseases beyond the control of moral discipline.

But it does raise concerns that the training and testing data could have systemic biases and that the providers of these models should carefully consider whether they're training their systems on the full spectrum of diverse human faces.

So these systems are codifying a systemic bias toward mainstream American writing and, more importantly, American reasoning.

Her attorneys, in particular Lennox Hinds, were often held in contempt of court, which the National Conference of Black Lawyers cited as an example of systemic bias in the judicial system.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people face systemic bias in both the NT and national health system, Lawton has said, noting Indigenous people are also less likely to be approved for kidney transplants.

"He said he understands systemic bias against black people because 'even against me the system is rigged'," Clinton said.

The "scathing" report released by the Department of Justice on Wednesday laid bare the systemic bias and abuse that pervades Ferguson's police department and municipal court system.