Sentence examples for view biases from inspiring English sources

Headhunting means listening to dozens of prospects' stories and evaluating their points of view, biases, and interpretations.

In this view biases such as background are not in themselves a problem and indeed attempts to correct them, for example by subtraction of estimates derived from control probes, are undesirable because they introduce another source of variance.

According to this view, bias, lack of logic and other supposed flaws that pollute the stream of reason are instead social adaptations that enable one group to persuade (and defeat) another.

In one philosophical picture, "objective" characterizes a relationship between knowers and reality-as-independently-existing; methodologically, the knower must be detached, because investment in a particular belief or attachment to a point of view ("bias") "could impede the free acquisition of knowledge and correct representation of (independent) reality…".

In sum, according to this flawless detection view biased decisions are attributed to an inhibition failure rather than a conflict detection failure per se.

These are, however, speculative suggestions only, venturing beyond the data, and in our view biased by the intrinsic appeal of connecting the circadian clock and photoperiodic time measurement.

From this point of view bias is an additive term that depends on sample size n (or some other measure of information rate).

Findings demonstrate that peace and life worthwhile are distinct but related items that elicit holistic concerns and are not prescriptive (i.e. do not embody a world view biased to a particular religious outlook).

Understand your own world-view biases and challenge these biases by actively expanding your awareness.

There is also nothing wrong with trying to balance point-of-view biases in writing and reviewing.

In this study, we hypothesize that these viewing biases are not universal, but are modulated by the semantic visual category of the stimulus.