Sentences with phrase «different biases»

The other structural uncertainty issue is the actual method for combining different biases and the uncertainty model itself.

This manuscript reviews different bias assumptions found in the literature and...

Maybe I was able to move on because I was aware of different biases that can act on me.»

Every marketer may have a different bias when it comes to engaging with analysts, but when building a new category, their authority and influence can support your thought leadership efforts beyond any other program.

She notes that the study gives descriptions of isolated cultures by missionaries, excavations of ancient battlefields, and modern homicide rates equal weight, when they likely have different biases and margins of error.

It is very difficult to get a conclusive answer to this question because everyone has a different bias towards the market.

In «summary» different countries will have different biases and to some extent it will balance out, but not entirely.

In the light of this it becomes clear why we see so many trends starting around 1998: Three different biases have contrived to cause the temperatures around that year to be overestimated over and above record - breaking El - Nino level, and two of these biases also supress trends starting in or after that year.

The different methods have different biases, and thus significant corrections are required to produce a stable temperature series.

A caretaker who can work quickly taking the readings when the enclosure door is open will produce a different bias from one who works slowly, or reads the instruments in a different order.

In a digital law library, especially one intended for use in practice, we'd probably prefer a different bias.

Of greater importance than the skirmishes and debate regarding differing family dispute resolution processes is the emerging understanding that collaborative lawyers and family mediators share many common aspirations and goals, and that effective practitioners in each discipline possess common skills and competencies, yet maintain some different biases.