Sentence examples for tiny bias from inspiring English sources
Table 4 Scoring criteria for subjective evaluation of MUSHRA Score interval Spatial quality about accuracy of reproduced virtual sound 100 90 Precise 90 80 Tiny bias 80 60 Small deviation 60 40 Big distortion 40 20 Serious distortion 20 0 Error.
A tiny bias on height changes over large areas would translate into a considerable bias on the estimated REDD credit.
(I'm a tiny bit biased, but I think they're all pretty good).
Of course, I'm just a tiny bit biased, but I stand by my assertion and you'll learn why I feel so strongly about it.
Okay, so being a "White Collar" fan, I might be just a tiny bit biased, but as far as "Glee" guest stars go, he was definitely one of my favorites.
Few of us have endured the level of misogyny Hillary Clinton has, but many of us have experienced the micro-aggressions, the small instances of bias, the tiny pinches, scratches, and sometimes cuts that can eventually lead to the deaths of so many promising careers.
However, the physical information we are interested to, especially in the case of tiny relativistic predictions, is biased both by observational errors and unmodeled (or mismodeled) gravitational and non-gravitational perturbations.
The Nevada example is just one of many in which English-only, automated voice robo-polls with tiny samples of Latinos introduce significant bias.
Critics say these studies were poorly done, are biased and dealt with tiny differences in nutrients.
