Sentence examples for tackling bias from inspiring English sources

Tackling bias in the federal grant-making process is critical to reducing racial disparities among both researchers and study participants, says Dovidio, who is also a member of NIH's Diversity Working Group Subcommittee on Peer Review.

To really tackle bias, organisational behaviour needs to change.

We need to seek methods, including those I've outlined, to tackle bias and implicit (and direct) sexism to ensure the industry is attractive to women.

I am acutely aware that there are plenty of blue chip institutions out there which still need to focus hard on removing conscious bias from their male-dominated environments, before attempting to tackle bias of the unconscious kind.

Give a voice to oppressed groups: We can tackle bias against caste and gender first of all by recognising the value and dignity of all work (including unpaid work) and all workers (including those in the most difficult arduous and degraded occupations).

Bryan Stevenson, director of the Equal Justice Initiative, tackles bias and misconduct in the American criminal justice system.

To move the dial in the entertainment and media industry, greater focus needs to be placed on tackling unconscious bias and similarity attraction in recruitment".

It is also encouraging that equal pay audits, flexible working and tackling unconscious bias all have a clear impact on women's progression – particularly at senior management levels.

We next consider the extent to which the alternative estimators proposed in the literature succeed in tackling the bias associated with self-reported BMI.

Secondly, studies should investigate the reasons why poor people choose to participate or not to participate in agricultural programmes, as this provides lessons on the quality of targeting of vulnerable groups and tools for tackling selection bias.

Older people, especially those over 75 and those in care homes, are often unjustifiably excluded from studies [ 24- 26]; this must be addressed by both the funding commissioners and the research community by tackling cultural/investigator bias and unjustified age limits.