Sentence examples for wrong bias from inspiring English sources

'A ditcher with the wrong bias!' exclaimed Alan.

The only exception to the rule occurs when investors think that monetary policy has a drastically wrong bias.

When things go wrong, the bias is to do something.

Similarly, the clinically detected cancers include the fast-growing interval cancers and attendees are those that already see their doctor when they notice something is wrong (selection bias, or the healthy screenee effect).

Cambodia's chargé d'affaires in Brussels, So Soengha, lambasted the EU's "wrong and biased" resolution.

The British government is not saying that the agency is wrong or biased, as is a regular complaint on continental Europe.

"Norman suffered from extended exposure to the darkest corners of Reddit," the researchers state, "and represents a case study on the dangers of artificial intelligence gone wrong when biased data is used in machine learning algorithms".

Often the media is wrong and biased.

As the night wore on, in race after race, the election polls proved not just to be wrong, but biased in favor of the Democrats.

These wrongs include biased research reports (the subject of the New York agreement).

Observational studies, though, are highly prone to bias, wrong conclusions, and thus bad information.