Sentences with phrase «reduce potential bias»

The adjustments reduce potential bias to the extent that the survey respondents and nonrespondents (noncontacts, refusals, etc.) with similar geographic, demographic, and socioeconomic characteristics are also similar with respect to the survey statistics of interest.

The use of mock products reduced the potential bias from preconceived notions about known brands.

Not exact matches

The surveys were conducted through a web - based questionnaire, without any researcher interference, to reduce or eliminate potential bias.

Despite potential biases in the data, methods of analysis can be used to reduce bias effects well enough to enable us to measure long - term Earth temperature changes.

To reduce the potential for racial bias, NIH also plans a pilot project that will test peer review of research proposals that have been made anonymous.

Of 2,666 students in the original SCSF sample, the researchers obtained information for 2,637 students, or 99 % of the cohort, «greatly reducing the potential for bias due to attrition from the evaluation,» they note.

This schedule set the year of first evaluation based on a teacher's year of hire, thus reducing the potential for bias that would arise if the timing of evaluation coincided with, for example, a favorable class assignment.

Dynamic Bentley driving experience - ZF 6HP28 transmission with «Quickshift» system that cuts shift times by 50 per cent and enables double downshifts - New 40:60 rear - biased torque split for the all - wheel drive system reduces understeer when powering out of bends and provides for better modulation of line and attitude by «throttle steering» - Increased front and rear track improves grip and stability - Advanced ESC system fully exploits the potential of the more powerful W12 engine and improved chassis - 20» and (optional) 21» wheels

Changing Drive Select to «Dynamic» upped the car's dynamic potential, reducing understeer after late braking, or even inducing a slight oversteer bias on a trailing throttle.

• Revised ZF 6HP26 transmission with «Quickshift» system that cuts shift times by 50 % and enables double downshifts • New 40/60 rear - biased torque split for the all - wheel drive system reduces understeer when powering out of bends and provides for better modulation of line and attitude by «throttle steering» • Retuned Continuous Damping Control (CDC) system, stiffer suspension bushes and uprated rear anti-roll bar benefit body control, steering response, turn - in and balance • Increased 50 mm rear track improves grip and stability • Lightweight, 20 - inch, 10 - spoke alloy wheels offer 10 kg (22 lb) weight saving per car, reducing unsprung and rotating mass and improving brake • 275/35 ZR20 Pirelli Ultra High Performance tyres • Advanced ESP system fully exploits potential of the most powerful W12 engine and improved chassis • Standard - fit carbon - ceramic brakes provide fade - free braking and contribute a 20 kg (44 lb) reduction in rotating and unsprung mass from the front axle.

Despite potential biases in the data, methods of analysis can be used to reduce bias effects well enough to enable us to measure long - term Earth temperature changes.

This study proves that bias toward women is pervasive in this firm's evaluation system, unjustly reducing the chances for women to become partners even when their performance, competence and partnership potential matches that of men.

While Facebook's internal investigation supposedly found no evidence of this, it made stiff changes to how Trends were surfaced, and moved to a mostly algorithm - driven system to reduce the potential human bias.

«Big Data has the potential to drive innovations that reduce bias in employment decisions and help employers make better decisions in hiring, performance evaluations, and promotions.»

Read, watch films, talk to others, cultivate a diverse community and do your own personal excavation regarding your cultural biases as a way to reduce potential harm.

Then, weighting adjustments are frequently used to reduce the potential for biases that may be present due to incomplete frame coverage and survey nonresponse — both inherent in all telephone surveys.