¿Qué significa bias en inglés?

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bias Significado & definición

0 a situation in which you support or oppose someone or something in an unfair way because you are influenced by your personal opinions -- sesgo
- a bias towards/against private education
- The news channel has been accused of bias in favour of the government.
1 to cause someone or something to have a bias -- predisponer
- The judge ruled that the information should be withheld on the grounds that it would bias the jury against the accused.
2 an unfair preference for one thing -- preferencia [ feminine ]
- the show’s liberal bias preferencia liberal del programa
- reporting without a bias informando sin prejuicios
- his bias against female managers su parcialidad contra las mujeres gerentes
3 [ usually singular ] an emphasis on one subject or area -- parcialidad [ feminine ]
- a practical bias in the training una inclinación práctica en el entrenamiento

This must be corrected, otherwise we could be accused of memory loss and of bias.
Migration of course impinges on human rights and values, and also on issues of discrimination and bias.
For this reason, a report such as this cannot be treated as a yes or no issue: instead, it needs to be examined thoroughly and without bias.
In my opinion, this package also reveals an ideological bias towards opening up markets and liberalisation.
It was a bias that was aiming to make economic issues the regulator for air activity and the main method of improving things.
But nevertheless, this bias towards cross-border issues must not mean the great majority of citizens is penalised for the benefit of a tiny minority.