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Significats de systemic bias en anglès

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Inherent tendency of a process in institutions as well as in non-human systems to support particular outcomes.

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Examples for "institutional bias"
Examples for "institutional bias"
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The committee said institutional bias was likely responsible for the varied results.
Radio NZ
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Sarcasm aside, institutional bias is often more systemic and harder to point out.
Ebony
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So it is hard to see any long term institutional bias.
The Guardian
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Sir, - Mr Noel Dempsey's present commitment to waste incineration reflects an institutional bias.
The Irish Times
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He said after 30 years of research into institutional bias against Māori, he felt nothing had changed.
Radio NZ
Ús de systemic bias en anglès
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He would not respond to the data on national systemic bias.
The Guardian
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The statistics not only show systemic bias, but a conscious refusal to change.
Wired
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There must be some form of systemic bias or unconscious bias.
Radio NZ
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But I doubt this reflects enough systemic bias towards men to set up independent branches for women.
The Guardian
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Photo: Dom Thomas Part of the strategy looks at how police can eliminate individual and systemic bias within the organisation.
Radio NZ
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The committee set up to review benefit decisions has been accused of lacking independence and creating a systemic bias against beneficiaries.
Radio NZ
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And we've actually found, we have an ex-YouTube engineer who works with us, who's shown that there's a systemic bias in YouTube.
Wired
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In September, the lawmakers postponed Mersch's appointment indefinitely by putting off his cross-examination in protest at what they called systemic bias against women.
Reuters
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