Sentences with phrase «inherent bias»

I don't think inherent bias in a movie or the angle taken in storytelling is inherently misguided and that all stories should be as objective as possible.

I can't post this as an answer because I have no rep on this site, but this probably is in part down to people's inherent bias against things caused by humans.

Too often, we come into situation with inherent biases that we might not recognize.

It's the only genre aside from horror where inherent biases are allowed to color a screening experience.

They do not measure achievement, but rather measure the ability to do well on a particular test that has inherent biases built into it.

It's difficult enough for most users to understand the privacy and confidentiality ramifications, possible inherent biases or lack of capacity to respond to unique circumstances in some forms of technology.

Although many hiring managers and professionals are able to get past inherent biases, there is still a prevalent fear that older candidates will not work well for people who are younger than them.

Granted, the person was also referred to you by the candidate him or herself, so there is inherent bias in it.

The titles and the imagery of these, along with more recent works that take on similar subjects, pose larger philosophical questions about the dynamics of power and responsibility, the ethics, agency and inherent bias of policing, methods of interrogation, and the politics of discriminatory practices.

Each summer, OUSD cops and security guards now receive SEL training through the district's Social Emotional Learning Office on topics like inherent bias, resistance to change, and de-escalation strategies.

Even when an argument is won on pure logical grounds others are not necessarily going to be convinced, for logic does not equal plausibility and because pure logic always has its own inherent bias that makes people suspicious.

I think it is fair to say that the legal establishment's inherent bias results in a ongoing effort to stigmatize self - represented litigants.

Will there be inherent biases creating roadblocks to success for lawyers who take the course?

The local church has far greater opportunity to use the new communication media to reach relatively small, segmented, and specialized audiences than it has to use truly mass media which have such inherent bias against its message.

These inherently fragile works point to a process of investigative re-enactment, responding to research from African visual archives to challenge inherent biases in historical records.

In Lean In Sandberg discusses inherent biases that society has sculpted about women, and especially women in the workforce.

This article is laden with inherent biases, ad hominems, and deliberately poor characterisations of positions which the author does not take.

Moyer cites Eric K. Clemons of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, who points out a couple of inherent biases in rating sites:

While there has been an increased interest in training educators on topics like inherent bias and equity and inclusion, these trainings often do not include LGBTQ issues because most school systems aren't requesting it, according to educators and advocacy groups.

For the amount of ink that's been spilled to write about these sexy strategies, the hard truth is that 90 % of investors will never be successful at any of them, because of their own inherent biases.

Mr. Budgell is right when he notices «the legal establishment's inherent bias results in a ongoing effort to stigmatize self - represented litigants».

The following five actions will appeal to your boss's inherent biases about promotability, without you being disingenuous.

You can start by becoming more sensitive to the inherent biases in both photography and the stock photo ecosystem.

We in the startup world need to continue to work on the inherent bias in current VC models, and make sure many more women and minority founders break into the game.

Human nature being what it is, even if you're dedicated to taking emotion out of your investing, you're likely still subject to inherent biases.

It's time the tech world used its own tools to solve its inherent biases — and stop denying itself talented workers.

Google claims [PDF] that its surveys tend to be more accurate than other online surveys; however, online surveys have some inherent bias.

The first bond I ever bought for my personal account was distressed, which speaks to my inherent bias to be long volatility.

The intelligent investor has to be aware of them, and compensate for the inherent bias.

By concentrating on the largest, most liquid segment of the universe, the portfolio has an inherent bias towards holding those coins the market believes have the highest probability of success.

«As such, it appears to have an inherent bias in conducting research on religious attitudes,» says the report.

As such, it appears to have an inherent bias in conducting research on religious attitudes.

I think this also supports the idea that there is inherent bias in the clutch factor when you just apply the metrics of percentages or raw data.

And with a committee made up of athletic directors, former coaches, and administrators, a transparent process would expose any inherent bias.

This shows the inherent bias towards the Under, but when you factor in the juice, this system would have lost you nearly 220 units with a -1.3 % return on investment (ROI).

As you will see below, the results once again demonstrate that fading «the Public» — and the inherent biases of the Public — can increase one's bottom line.

In addition, the divorce process teaches women that they don't need to get along with their partner because of the inherent bias of the system.

While claiming the journalist had written up the discussion independently, the inherent bias meant the article promoted the company's objectives by suggesting nutrition for successful breastfeeding is complex and not well understood, that complementary foods should be introduced earlier than Department of Health recommendations and that «collaboration between government and the food industry» was necessary to educate parents and parents - to - be.

On the topic of inherent bias, see also Michael Bassik's piece about a Republican YouTube plurality, though beware self - reporting as a basis for statistics.

Right across the country there is an inherent bias towards male candidates in mayoral contests.

So the claim that Clinton was silent in response to India's tests, while chiding Pakistan for their later tests is a simply not true, and therefore can not be taken as evidence of some sort of inherent bias.

The inherent bias of the electoral system means that if Labour were to poll just 36 per cent at the next election, the Conservatives 33 per cent, the Lib Dems 14 per cent and UKIP 7 per cent, Miliband would have an overall majority of more than 20 seats.

«Because females use song in selecting a mate, we expected that females might have an inherent bias to recognize and prefer high - performance songs,» professor Woolley says.

«Anger is an internal, cognitive - emotional - physiological experience, and one of the best observers of it, with all the inherent biases of reporting, is you.

In the latest twist of the Canadian debate, the Federal Court gave CARRF a mandate to address the «inherent bias and lack of objectivity in the peer review system as operated by NSERC».

The process of science is also riddled with inherent biases that have done nothing to improve society's views of women.

The authoritative appearance of modern maps belies their inherent biases.