And this work corrects that bias in our culture, that dehumanizing bias.

Ignorance breeds prejudice and suspicion.

There may be a deeper bias at work.

Of course, some bias is involved here.

Publication bias affects every field of medicine.

One common source of businesses blind spots is judgment bias.

Now, to see the bias clearly, you need to understand what introversion is.

Although more than 1 3 of the senior officials and managers are women, less than 1 5 of the highest level leadership positions are held by women.

I'm good at Little League, a pre conceived idea of what it all meant.

So, once again, this is an example of underfitting or of the hypothesis having high bias.

In these cases, bias introduces new errors, one way or the other, that are in addition to errors caused by sample size.

At the moment there is a sort of bias towards Europe and especially towards Italy.

A confirmation bias is a preference for information that's consistent with a preconception, rather than information that challenges it. So let me give you another example.

And that bias is that we're asking Is this or that still ethical?

Thus, we see a certain bias in the Secretary General's report with regard to assistance issues.

Even though the bias was in steering, it manifests itself as an increased crosstrack error in the y direction.

Subject matter Revocation of temporary appointment of judge to another post within the judiciary Alleged bias of Supreme Court judges

This is nothing but a trick to cover its scope of partiality committed by itself under the guise of the name of international community.

More professionals to work in the field of health and also continuous updating for them along with information for the public to help do away with prejudice

2.30 The judge referred to the male bias of the chief's point of view, and drew attention to a general misunderstanding of the constitutional rights of the chiefs.

Besides the dossiers, the site also has an active news service, with many of its articles betraying a clear bias against the Ukrainian government, the EU, and the US.

Sets out intentionally to destroy official documents in whole or in part or deface the same in such a manner as to prejudice their evidential power

A similar bias arises from the occasional tendency to view political patronage elsewhere as being more corrupt than the same practices at home.

Of course, no one simple change will eliminate the huge bias towards deficit spending in most modern political systems.

The gender prejudiced environment favours the persistence of discriminating attitudes and primarily restricts women's participation in social, economic and political life.

And speaking of values I've noticed that in the discussion about moral persuasion online and when I'm talking with people, more often than not, there is a weird bias.

This bias is beginning to break down in information based societies, but it is a mistake to identify the new type of leadership we need in an information age simply as a woman s world.

Ahead of rallies in Pennsylvania on Friday, Mr. Trump continued to lash out on Twitter at the news media for harping on his every word and for being biased against him.

Democratic critics denounce the partisan character of the laws that have been passed and they see a clear objective of influencing the 2012 results in key States.

6.3 The State party notes that quot the author apos s complaints under article 14, paragraph 1, relate to the conduct of the trial including jury selection and bias of prosecution witnesses quot .

When money does get allocated, cost pressures too often encourage investment in projects that promise quick results a bias that comes at the expense of long term innovation that could provide a strategic advantage.

36. The Special Rapporteur has resorted, in paragraphs 26 and 27 of his report to generalizations and prejudicial opinions in dealing with the issue of quot extrajudicial killings and summary executions quot .

Boom bust processes usually revolve around credit, and always involve a bias or misconception usually a failure to recognize a reflexive, circular connection between the willingness to lend and the value of the collateral.

Ignorance and prejudice about child disease, such as cancer and HIV AIDS, still make them a social stigma and lead to marginalisation and social exclusion

But expanding the reach of monetary union raises two equally fundamental questions for current euro members does formal political independence for the European Central Bank deliver truly independent judgements about policy? If not, will expansion aggravate the problem because the biases of ECB members will become even more divergent than they are today?

If not, will expansion aggravate the problem because the biases of ECB members will become even more divergent than they are today?

Some of the issues that marred the pre election campaigning include the reported massive errors in the voters' list, disenfranchisement of some ethnic groups like the Muslim dominated Rohingya, and the perceived biases or flaws of the election commission.

The District Attorney opposed the application for a change of venue and argued that Miami has a heterogeneous and non monolithic population in which the bias and prejudice which could exist in the community could be diffused.

He told the former ombudsman at National Public Radio, who was doing a report on how women fare in NPR coverage, unconscious bias flows throughout most of our lives.

That abominable outrage will forever burden the conscience of humanity and all nations, which belatedly realized that hatred, fanaticism, racism and prejudice lead but to the negation of life and to all that debases the human person.

He further claims that Spanish legislation does not sufficiently guarantee the right of access and that the practice of Spanish courts, as illustrated by his own and many other cases, reveals a bias in favour of mothers and against fathers.

The Queen to demonstrate that the doctrine of disqualification applies where, as in the current case, a direct or indirect relationship gives rise to prejudice on the part of a judge.