Sentence examples for a biased version of from inspiring English sources

The news on TV gives a biased version of reality.

The movement is criticized, among other things, for denying free speech and thought to its members, providing a biased version of the Bible, publishing failed predictions, and maintaining silence in some sexual abuse cases against young members.

If the stimulus is correlated, then the reverse correlation estimate ĝ will be a biased version of the actual RF g, with the bias determined by the autocovariance matrix CS.

One might argue that the girls-only school is teaching a biased version of history by over-emphasising women's contributions, but the reality is that history has created its own gender-bias.

We expect that this suitability to conditions of recent admixture applies similarly for our sex-biased version of the Verdu and Rosenberg (2011) model.

There is also a biased-corrected version of Chao's estimator which reduces the small-sample bias under homogeneity, but for the sake of brevity we will not consider this bias-corrected estimator here.

A chaladoo is a version of a….

An alternate version: "My life feels lacking because I am comparing it to others using a biased sliver of information, not because it is actually lacking".

"There will be a biased point of view if only the healthy ones show up".

Therefore, they exhibit a biased point of subjective simultaneity (PSS).

"My friends have a biased opinion of her, and her friends have a biased opinion of me," Mr. Gower said.