Sentence examples for theoretical bias from inspiring English sources

And given the strong theoretical bias in data selection, can the LHC explore unknown territory, or are we limited to search for the "known unknowns"?

Its thickness scales approximately with 1 mm kV−1 for the conditions investigated but the data can also be fitted with the theoretical (bias voltage)3/4 law.

First, we analytically calculate the performance of the fast adjustment algorithm in the presence of noise and derive its theoretical bias.

Especially the standard interpretation of predicate logic in terms of static individuals with properties that are exemplified timelessly or at a temporal instant consolidates what is from the process-philosophical perspective an unhelpful theoretical bias.

Even more important is the second question-begging element involved in step (4) of Strawson's argument, for it displays the theoretical bias of the substance paradigm at a more fundamental level.

Moreover, microvascular recruitment measured by CEU is impervious to this theoretical bias, leading us to deem this theoretical bias negligible in this study.

One consequence of this training is that the observer's introspective reports may be contaminated by his expectations and hence may, in all honesty, reflect little more than his theoretical biases.

Obviously investigators' conceptual resources and theoretical biases can exert epistemically significant influences on what they record (or set their equipment to record), which details they include or emphasize, and which forms of representation they choose (Daston and Galison 2007,115 190 309–361).

However, the theoretical biases needed to account for a lack of association are extreme, and were not supported by empirical evidence [ 14].

Owing to the current WHO recommendation, it was decided not to conduct a randomised study; hence, there are a number of theoretical biases.

One unavoidable shortcoming might be due to the impossibility to describe professional knowledge (or perhaps better professional intuition) of the psychiatrist verbally that said without the previously mentioned theoretical biases.