Sentences with phrase «as bias»

But when we're honest, we realize that we're often as biased as everyone else.

However others, such as the bias due to sampling method, may affect whole groups of observations in the same way.

The sensitivity seems to lie in what is perceived as a bias against our faith in ourselves and our bodies.

We do not want to be seen by fathers or mothers who come to us for help as biased against them.

They measure only whether people furnished with arguments change their minds; that's consistent with unbiased as well as biased assessments of the evidence at hand.

If your friends and family testify about the facts and issues of your case, they may also be viewed as biased.

Moreover, in many circumstances, the employer itself may be seen as biased.

The split between male and female daters is not as biased towards men as you might think — 48 % of all game players are women.

The LEDs can serve as bias lighting to reduce strain on the eyes of those who spend hours in front of their monitors, too.

I just said that it was just a poor video construed as bias because it was off the mark.

All for supporting your team but this is about as biased a report as I have ever seen.

Your adult experience is that of a corporate insider and your views must be taken as biased accordingly.

Thus, bias in study methods, as well as bias related to sponsorship, can be measured.

I would even post an article from someone as biased as you if it was well written and had a point to make.

My school was Catholic and sponsored a right - to - life club, so I tended to dismiss anything said within its walls about abortion as biased.

Most of the alleged benefits of breastfeeding are found only in observational studies, which are widely acknowledged as biased.

I know that the french article could be considered as biased, so any help to make this answer more objective and thorough is welcome.

This is certainly as biased via lack of information as the proposal as it now stands.

That way you would not be «lying» as it would be a true statement as far as the biased writer is concerned.

There is a lot of evidence for all the arguments, but about half can be interpreted as bias or ignorance on gender issues depending on who is delivering it.

The latter graph has prompted dispute among researchers as biased math.

Instead, they often face unnecessary delays in treatment as well as biased caregivers.

I'm only as biased as the readers and contributors to this website.

In refusing them the right to test the evidence of the local authority - appointed experts, there was a danger that the court might be perceived as biased.

Instead, in general, the women are as biased against other women as men are.

It safer and their input can be important since they're not as biased.

Well it was a very poor video which has been construed as bias.

It's time we put the racist mindset of fixing black children, as well as the bias that leads us to punish black school districts, under the microscope.

The study is as biased as it can get and it was constructed to make believers appear less intelligent.

I suspect that a commercialised BBC would be just as biased towards a party whose output in recent weeks has not been worth the pixels or radio waves used to disseminate it.

If someone did compile data it would come from an organization like Right Wing Watch or the Southern Poverty Law Society and you would dismiss it out of hand as a biased source anyway.

Some Members of the Minority walked out of the chamber following what they described as a bias posture of the Speaker towards the Majority.

Retailing for $ 90 — when it releases in November, though pre-orders are available now — the LIFX Z figures to be popularly used as bias lighting, to illuminate cupboards, or to provide a classy backlight for televisions.

Some of the discontinuities (which can be of either sign) in weather records can be detected using jump point analyses (for instance in the new version of the NOAA product), others can be adjusted using known information (such as biases introduced because changes in the time of observations or moving a station).

The above meant that many Puerto Ricans saw the referendum as biased towards statehood, especially given that the governor, known as strongly pro-statehood, was the figure pushing it.

I get that I'm on the Rosen train so it may be viewed as bias by some, but it just doesn't make sense how he's potentially going to fall to the teens because he's been labeled something that he isn't.

After leaving the meeting, Ms. Malliotakis criticized the executive committee as biased against her — though she would not say why that would be the case — and called for the larger Republican county committee to select the candidate.

We created this book as a guide to help employers and plan sponsors navigate through confusing issues, such as biased reports and excessive fees that drag down returns, while providing a basic understanding of investments and financial markets.

«Scientific advocacy, environmental interest groups, and climate change: are climate skeptic portrayals of climate scientists as biased accurate?.»

Because that's the overwhelming consensus of professional physicists, and I have no reason to believe that their conclusions should be discounted as biased or otherwise driven by considerations other than truth - seeking.