Sentence examples for usual bias from inspiring English sources

Two are traditional: the executive vice-president for finance, Roger Smith, who will, if the usual bias toward the financial side holds good, succeed Murphy at the end of this year; and the executive vice-president for North American car and truck operations, F. James McDonald, who has a good chance to succeed Estes.

This geographical distribution might even help avoiding the usual bias toward Europe of the global distribution of INTERMAGNET observatories.

This distribution is not significantly different from a 1∶1∶1 proportion (χ2 = 0.513, ns), and is different from the usual bias observed toward phase 0 introns [6], [7].

By using a blinded procedure, we could avoid the usual bias inherent in retrospective evaluation.

A blind procedure allowed us to avoid the usual bias inherent in the retrospective evaluation.

In addition, sometimes there are problems with the assembly of repetitive elements [ 25], so the lack of ERVs in zebu and yak could be an additive effect of quality of genome sequencing and the usual bias mapping repetitive elements.

Because many of its holdings fall outside the narrow scope of "professional" creativity, the usual biases of art history don't always apply.

The usual bias-variance trade-offs neatly encapsulated in the traditional mean-square error loss need to make way for methods that reorient some of the focus toward assessing classification ability.

Despite the usual biases related to the observational study design, our findings show a net OS benefit for fit patients who received chemotherapy plus RNU for mUTUC relative to their counterparts treated with chemotherapy alone.

As Sam Biddle put it in a nominally different context (reporting on a Buzzfeed reporter's slobbering over the subject of her work): "Pure, uncritical adoration goes beyond the usual biases, and makes a reporter seem incapable of grappling with the complexity of [his or] her subject".

This was a prospective observational study, which is subject to the usual biases related to this kind of study, in particular observation biases.