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bias

[bahy-uhs] / ˈbaɪ əs /


NOUN
diagonal weave of fabric
Synonyms
VERB
cause to favor
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG
WEAK
be fair be impartial be just


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“Sentiment has a favorable bias; we suspect tech investors seek AI hardware as an alternative to challenged software,” Raymond James analyst Simon Leopold wrote in a note on Feb. 4.

From Barron's

Viewed through the disgruntled servant’s bias, the 17-year-old Catherine of the book appears monstrous and mythic.

From Los Angeles Times

Roman bias colors what we know of Carthage’s beginning, middle and end.

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s because it would likely keep an “easing bias” on the part of the Federal Reserve, he said, with investors welcoming potential interest-rate cuts this year against the backdrop of a stable economy.

From MarketWatch

Still, the studies supporting these approaches were generally low in quality, often involving small participant groups and a higher risk of bias.

From Science Daily