Sentence examples for turn bias from inspiring English sources

These differences might in turn bias our work.

A biased world can result in biased data sets and, in turn, bias artificial intelligence frameworks.

As John Mannes writes, "A biased world can result in biased data sets and, in turn, bias artificial intelligence frameworks".

Underestimating the area may result in future eruptions occurring outside the area of analysis and an overestimate of average vent density, which may in turn bias statistical diagnostics (Clark and Evans 1954; Hopkins and Skellam 1954; Ripley 1979).

Positive values reflect a right head turn bias – left hemispheric advantage and negative values reflect a left head turn bias – right hemispheric advantage.

Sub-cluster 9 contained turn bias and normal body duration, both of which (unlike all previous endpoints) showed little variation between treatment groups (Fig. 7).

Noting that the human capacity for compassion is rooted in our biology and that even as babies, a "willing cooperation" exists between mother and child, it is our duty in life to turn biased into unbiased compassion, and cultivate our compassion to an advanced mental level of wanting to free the world of suffering.

In turn, biased estimates of evolutionary rates will lead to biased estimates of divergence times.

In addition, the selection of sequenced genomes is in turn biased both by genome size and interest.

Our findings indicate that although the physical laws governing object stability are reasonably accurately represented by the brain, they are in turn biased by multisensory estimates of gravity.

Yet, for models involving those types of cells, induction is either intravenous (leading to multiple site metastases [32], [33]) or follows a surgical procedure in which a patellar arthrotomia and partial alteration of the knee joint are susceptible to impaired locomotion, which in turn biases the evaluation of pain-related behavior.