Sentence examples for Unbiased attitude from inspiring English sources

Julie Bishop's stance prompted a warning from Beijing that Australia "should adopt an objective and unbiased attitude" to the territorial dispute.

"The Australian side should adopt an objective and unbiased attitude and refrain from doing anything that undermines regional peace and stability".

Thirdly, the physicians stay neutral by telling themselves to start with an unbiased, open-minded, objective attitude, and to be free-and-easy in the interview, also trying to avoid value judgements: "Then I have that all in mind and then I say to myself, no, go into the consulting room with a neutral, unbiased attitude".

Moreover, this predictability was not influenced by the clinical grade of the SAH, an observation that can lead to an unbiased and more attentive attitude toward patients at theoretical risk of DIND and establish lower threshold for their investigation and escalation of therapy when necessary.

Under which conditions can you imagine to use palliative care services for yourself?" No definition of palliative care was offered to interviewees as we were interested in their unbiased ideas, associations and attitudes towards palliative care in general and in context with MS patients.

Respondents might not spend time giving reliable and unbiased views of their knowledge and attitudes.

Like a growing number of cancer centers, universal MMR screening at FCCC is performed automatically and does not require informed consent, and thus the total patient pool for recruitment was unbiased by perceptions of risk or attitudes towards genetics.

If it is hard for people to form unbiased judgments about their own economic situations, their attitudes about race are even messier.

In these circumstances it may not be surprising that presenting unbiased information on screening and explaining that a choice exists, affected attitudes and behaviour towards screening using faecal occult blood testing.

The eliminativist's claim with respect to qualia is that there is no unbiased evidence for such experiences when regarded as something more than propositional attitudes.

Thus, in the presence of risk-sharing markets, entrepreneurial decisions are independent of attitudes towards risk and, moreover, all risks will be fully hedged if the futures market is unbiased (see, for example, Wong2007).