Sentences with phrase «less bias towards»

OT: Even with Gamspot trying to be less bias towards the Xbox it is still heavily pro XB1, just like most other big gaming media outlets.

And then on a macro level explains that people are becoming LESS biased towards interracial dating.

Not exact matches

I have a bullish view about gold, cryptocurrencies, and the Yen, while having a bearish bias towards US stocks and China and a less pronounced negative bias towards Europe, Japan, and other risk - assets.

I often refer to its claims myself, but I just can not see this ref is biased towards us, maybe just less biased against us than some, as the article says.

My prediction draws on the Labour List poll of Labour Party members as the basis for the CLP prediction except that I think that the Labour List sample is likely to be slightly biased towards the Centre - Right of the party and I therefore give both Abbott and Balls slightly more and David Miliband slightly less.

The analysis clearly shows that the research is biased towards countries that are wealthier, better educated, more stable and less corrupt, emit the most carbon, and are less vulnerable to climate change.

Thus, mutations isolated through SWADE will be easier to map and identify and will be unbiased (or less biased) towards its selective strength.

Less charitably they appear too biased towards e-ink and fiction readers.

That left me generally biased towards UK & (less so) European stocks — no cause for complaint there, both racked up very nice performance in absolute / historical terms.

i really care less what ign or gamespot says, im still getting this game no matter what and besides aren't those sites pretty bias towards certain games?

Consequently, the bias towards overestimating cloud in the ISCCP dataset has become less over time (Campbell 2004; Norris 2005; Evan et al. 2007).

Typing in thermal inertia W / m2 into google gives you these two links: http://www.sciscoop.com/story/2005/4/29/64527/5456 (I'd class Hansen as an alarmist) http://www.worldclimatereport.com/index.php/2005/05/16/determining-climate-sensitivity-from-volcanoes-observations-vs-models/ (I don't like the word skeptical, it's tainted by association with the low hanging fruit that Coby is so busy refuting, but anyway this site is biased like real climate but towards a more positive, less alarmist point of view) http://www.worldclimatereport.com/index.php/2006/04/10/dialing-in-your-own-climate/ Anyway, Patrick Michaels also comes up with 0.5 C in the pipeline from thermal inertia.

HDR works well to alleviate that in most situations, but in some cases it does tend to bias towards a more overexposed look with less natural looking colors.