Sentence examples for wording bias from inspiring English sources

We designed a term expansion mechanism to improve matchmaking performance by mitigating issues of wording bias and ambiguity.

Additionally, although the scale is balanced, there is an item wording direction bias in the clusters; aggression items are pro-trait, and conventionalism items are con-trait.

In addition the awareness that questionnaires may not be completed carefully, wording can bias client's responses, they are impersonal and the full story may not be elicited led to a section being added for free text qualitative responses after each question.

The modern view of the word bias shifted the focus of criticism from those who own and run news businesses to journalists.

As if in sympathy, the word "bias" acquired the same ambiguity around this time, as people began to use it not just for a mental predilection but for the actions that followed from it -- as in "bias attack".

Then write an article in the style of William Safire's New York Times Magazine column "On Language" that examines the word "bias" and related commentary on five to seven of the words selected during your reading.

Here, I think, is a time when the word "bias" is actually warranted.

These errors are called "implicit bias" in the research literature, which causes a lot of confusion, because the word "bias" connotes malevolence.

In other words, bias can be found in the data itself, in our selectivity around the data, or in the actual code.

An example of this claim is in the application of text sentiment classification where the word bias problem previously discussed causes distribution differences between the source and target domains.

I found this dictionary definition of the word, "bias": "[A] partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation".