Bias means to like one thing more than others unfairly. It can happen with people or ideas. It is not always fair or true.
He has a bias against loud music.
The teacher showed bias in grading.
Bias can also mean something that changes facts or information to favor one side or opinion. It makes results not fair or true.
The test results showed bias in the data.
Bias can affect how people see facts.
Bias in sewing means cutting a cloth at an angle. This makes the fabric stretch and fit better. It is used to make clothes more comfortable.
Cut the cloth on the bias to make it stretch.
The dress is sewn with bias fabric edges.
In research, bias is a problem that makes results wrong or not true. It happens when data or choices change results in an unfair way.
Sampling bias can change study results.
Avoid bias when doing research work.
Bias can mean a physical or mental tilt or lean to one side. It means not straight or neutral but moved or turned a little.
The bias of the flagpole is clearly seen.
She showed a bias in her opinion about food.
Bias as a verb means to make someone support one idea more than others unfairly. It changes how people think or act in a wrong way.
The coach biased the team’s choice unfairly.
Don’t bias your friends with wrong facts.
In electronics, bias means a small voltage or current that sets a device’s working state. It helps control or prepare the device to work well.
The circuit requires a bias voltage to work.
Adjust the transistor bias for better flow.
In artificial intelligence, bias means errors that happen without meaning to. It causes a model to give wrong answers or miss correct patterns.
Model bias reduces accuracy in AI results.
Fix bias to improve machine learning models.
