Sentences with phrase «to have a bias»

And being the vice president of this foundation, I would suspect that she doesn't have a bias against natural products.

Although entrepreneurship is all about having a bias towards action, this list is well curated for books that don't give generic advice but more practical tips for a busy entrepreneur.

That is, the firm won't have a bias toward women - run companies.

More study is needed to determine if there is a true difference, or if psychologists have a bias in favor of face - to - face psychotherapy, as the authors propose.

The suspension does have a bias for comfort, which becomes apparent once you start getting up to triple digit speeds.

I don't have a bias against academics, per se.

I do have a biased opinion though, but I'd love to hear feedback from others on my thoughts.

Even a large sample may not provide an accurate picture of brain development — if that sample has biases of its own.

By the way, this could also have biased temperatures as ships got larger through the decades.

People have a bias for wanting to see cause - and - effect.

Most fans have a biased opinion about the players.

Typically, the owner and the company's own accountant may be viewed as having bias, so the courts rely on experts to make the appropriate adjustments to the profit and loss statement.

When people say, «Oh, I have a really good memory,» I think they actually have a bias about their memory.

Many studies have biased samples which can not claim to be representative of each culture, e.g. 36 infants in the Chinese study.

Equally troubling is the fact that charter schools clearly have a bias against providing services to Hispanic students.

While people who have a bias against blended families come out against pursuing pregnancy and adoption concurrently.

Ask any fanbase if they think media has a bias against them and they will say yes.

All other religions have had and still have biased people against people just because their «different».

Sure, I will always have biases, but at least not as many as when I was in the system.

While no one will admit it, hiring managers sometimes have biases when it comes to reviewing job applications and hiring potential candidates.

You don't seem to have a bias at all!

All sites have bias as they are run by people not machines and people, by nature, have preferences and biases.

Using scientific data, questions were designed to examine whether or not potential jurors had a bias.

These professionals have no bias or incentive to support one spouse vs. another.

It's hard to say whether the media has a liberal or conservative bias, but the media most definitely has a bias, and hunger for, controversy.

For the customer, however, this was bad - they had no choice but to put their trust in the company they were buying from, who clearly had a biased agenda.

For a national news station you sure have a bias against this church.

It's tough to do this when every source has bias.

I wish the bust portion of the dress had biased the pattern.

All these shows had biases, but they drew connections.

Scientific studies have a bias towards using male subjects.

The fund has no bias toward growth or value.

True, those folks don't have a bias based on financial incentives.

The best entrepreneurs have a bias for making quick decisions and accept that at best 70 % of them will be right.

We know that all investors have biases, it's a function of human nature.

Clearly the writer of this session title has some bias.

The country's founders had a bias towards restraint in foreign affairs that held firm for a couple of generations.

That referee has a bias and let it affect his work.

Yet we have for the most part failed to recognize it or act upon it because our work - dominated culture has biased our interpretation.

And I know my husband has a biased role in saying he loves everything I make.

Other times, kids have a bias toward a particular gender or lifestyle and will sexually bully others based on those beliefs.

Recent research shows that even infants have a bias to think that big means alpha.

Designers have a bias to action — which is just another way of saying that we do things and don't just think about things.