英语词汇“collocation_english_bias”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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ascertainment bias
The relatively low number of reports of patients with deletions may therefore be a result of ascertainment bias.
attentional bias
The results of the study are interpreted as a consolidation and extension of previous research on attentional bias and emotional disorder in younger participants.
attributional bias
Components of hostile attributional bias include a tendency to blame others for one's negative outcomes and not to blame the self.
bias result
The first is a sampling bias resulting from respective exclusion criteria of the studies from which patients were drawn.
bias voltage
However, these methods employ bias voltage applied to the substrate, and thus cannot be used in the case of dielectric substrates.
cultural bias
Or is it simply that the language reflects a traditional cultural bias?
downward bias
Moreover, the expectation of a slight downward bias should only strengthen confidence in significant findings.
evidence of bias
Empirical evidence of bias : dimensions of methodological quality associated with estimates of treatment effects in controlled trials.
form of bias
The difference may be seen as a form of bias against the public sector investments that are required to balance out more indirect costs than private investments have to do.
hindsight bias
When people attempt to reconstruct their original judgment, they access the updated knowledge base, opening the door to hindsight bias.
ideological bias
The attempt to determine the relative importance of each is thus deemed futile and prone to ideological bias.
interviewer bias
Self-report measures were used to avoid interviewer bias.
liberal bias
He fights against a liberal bias in the institutional set-up.
negativity bias
At the same time, they showed a powerful negativity bias contrasting with the positivity biases of other girls.
observer bias
Both of these factors were designed to eliminate observer bias.
optimistic bias
The optimistic bias is seen in a number of situations.
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partisan bias
I begin testing for partisan bias in the redistricting by analyzing malapportionment levels in a series of regressions.
perception bias
It is arguable that by using official data one overadjusts for the second perception bias.
perceptual bias
The 'indirect mapping scenario' is also supported by the current finding of a strong perceptual bias towards assimilatory errors.
personal bias
Unfortunately, this only emphasizes the perception that power is being wielded according to personal bias/desire.
political bias
The reader might wonder about the role of political bias in attending to these petitioners.
possibility of bias
However, one must remember that a relatively small target group increases the possibility of bias in our results.
possible bias
One might also interview authentic patients of all physicians as a way of "triangulation" to correct for possible bias from the observers.
potential bias
Another potential bias is the possibility of increased submission of blood isolates, but this would be true for all age groups.
publication bias
The search for unpublished research should therefore be seen as a necessary but imperfect guard against publication bias.
racial bias
These effects might have been less than they could have been given a racial bias in dishonorable discharges and blue discharges.
recall bias
Second, tobacco involvement was assessed via self-report only, and as such the data are subject to recall bias and willingness to report completely and truthfully.
religious bias
If that discretion is used with a distinct religious bias, do the authorities propose to take any action?
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response bias
Moreover, this response bias was a specific externalizing bias for their own distorted speech, rather than a general tendency to make overconfident decisions.
risk of bias
Second, the high rate of follow-up participation reduces the risk of bias due to selective attrition.
sampling bias
This relation may suggest the possibility of a sampling bias due to the method used to capture partridges.
selection bias
This type of study suffers from a number of biases including selection bias and information bias.
self-selection bias
We thus have a homogeneous sample with limited self-selection bias.
self-serving bias
However, they will engage in self-serving bias, attributing failure externally when they perceive a low probability of improvement.
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significant bias
The main evidence cited supporting this proposal has come from the interpretation that dream content shows a significant bias toward representing threatening events.
slight bias
Thus, there is a slight bias towards shorter words.
social desirability bias
All interviews risk social desirability bias, whereby interviewees respond as they think interviewers wish.
source of bias
This source of bias would only serve to weaken the strength of any association we found.
strong bias
However, one should consider that studies of coding receive a strong bias from single unit recording strategies themselves.
survivorship bias
Survivorship bias is another potential confounding factor when interpreting these results.
systematic bias
Another type of systematic bias is of particular relevance for (2): some types of consequences are difficult or impossible to quantify.
unconscious bias
It gives the judge an unconscious bias in trying the case.
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