Sentences with phrase «seem less biased»

Not exact matches

We have chosen the PEBO as an example because 1) it is a topic that is amenable to conducting randomized controlled trials (RCTs), and thus, there are not insurmountable barriers to moving beyond observational evidence, and 2) it seems like a less politically charged topic than the topics of some previous publications on biased reporting [eg, sugar - sweetened beverages (2, 3) and breastfeeding (4)-RSB- to better facilitate the discussion of extrascientific factors that affect the fidelity of research reporting.

Improbable though it may seem, research by University of Chicago psychologists has shown that people are less prone to biases like excessive aversion to losses and more apt to make systematic and rational decisions when a choice is presented to them in a foreign language rather than their native tongue.

Each year, the June — September forecasts simulated by the operational model of the India Meteorological Department seem to have a «dry bias» over the Ganga basin, predicting less rain will fall than actually does.

That would seem to bias such a consensus, make it less reliable, since you've created social incentives and disincentives, pressures and the like.

Thus, your determination that Dan's interpretation of the evidence is biased by his priors (when he says that the manifestation of these phenomena isn't disproportional in one ideology group as opposed to another) whereas your interpretation of the evidence to show that Republicans, conservatives, and «skeptics» are less prone to these phenomena (in an issue where they are highly identified, no less) seems more than just a tad ironic.

May a stranger compliment you on this terrific work and offer the comment that beyond the biased «corrections» by NOAA, the data seem also to show that the further away from cities and airports the measurements occur, the less the measurement of increased temperature is.

Today Trump tweeted that Facebook is «anti-Trump,» which we suspect may cause Facebook to investigate election interference on his behalf less aggressively to avoid seeming biased.