Sentence examples for true bias from inspiring English sources

Here he casually illuminates how true bias manifests itself: the F.B.I. calls the Sopranos' house "the sausage factory".

(b) The difference between the approximative bias and the true bias of ALSB, TNBA(2), and ENBA(2).

(c) The difference between the approximative bias and the true bias of ALSB, TNBA(1), and ENBA(1).

In Figure 2b,c, the error between the different bias approximations compared to the true bias of the log-spectrum in Equation 9 is shown.

The true bias values are particularly high for ROI3, which is the defect region, because of activity spillover due to PET partial volume effect.

We propose a new method to estimate image bias field by an intuitive assumption that the overall trend of image surface is associated with bias field and the true bias field can evolve from image surface.

In this analysis we are unable to assess the effect of true participation bias, that is, the potential from bias resulting from systematic differences between participants and non-participants, on whom limited information was available.

When the true directional bias was 180°, a step length of at least 1.74 error standard deviations was needed for the true directional bias to stand apart from the error signal (Figure 5C).

Garcia suspects that failing to gather data on Hispanic arrest rates may obscure the true arrest bias against blacks, since law enforcement generally classifies Latinos as "white".

The search for "true" confirmation bias led psychologists to look at a wider range of effects in how people process information.

I repeated this procedure for a true directional bias of 90°.