Sentence examples for underlying biases from inspiring English sources

Shannon R. Selden "I think there still are underlying biases or expectations, but they're hard to pinpoint.

In a blog post welcoming Facebook blocking Admiral from scanning users' posts, digital rights organization the Open Rights Group points out the underlying biases that can make any such algorithmic assessments problematic.

The impact of this work is two-fold: 1) Identifying some of the underlying biases in human decision making when engaging in cooperative competition, or "coopetition," and 2) Providing simple decision-making models for understanding, simulating, and predicting agency behavior as part of a disaster response operation.

For me, however, our inability and refusal to contend with the underlying biases of the programs and networks we all use is less a threat to our military or economic superiority than to our experience and autonomy as people.

However, even the presence of LGBT patients and lectures disseminating facts may not adequately address underlying biases.

Furthermore, methods employing different optimality principles (ML and ME) can be useful in molecular phylogenetics to assess the robustness of inferences to underlying biases of individual methods.

Further studies of the molecular mechanisms underlying biased agonism and development of more biased agonists will be needed to address these issues.

In a response to Kirsch at Flavorwire, Emily Temple wrote that his "underlying bias is — again, again!

The paired comparison is unable to address underlying bias issue.

In response, a BBC Scotland statement said: "Rangers FC has made a number of assertions in relation to our journalistic standards, including a claim of underlying bias against the club.

However, the contribution of the PPC infusion was reliable (3/4 rats) despite an underlying bias.