We notice that UCLA has a more biased population with a shorter survival.
TFFixedIGNot AllowedV2 uses a more biased procedure, but is more computationally tractable.
While the book provides all the (formal) hallmarks of science, Grundmann sees it less as a scholarly work than a passionate attack with a biased perspective.
Though I speak, as an LA Spark, from a biased perspective, I must say that the great city of LA is quite amazing; however, all other cities we travel to offer as much zeal and appeal as my home city.
Culture-independent techniques such as 16S ribosomal RNA gene coding DNA (16S rDNA) analysis and metagenomic sequencing provide a less biased perspective on environmental microbes because DNA is sampled directly from the environment.
Once you're away from the guy, you'll have a less biased perspective about how you really feel and what you loved so much about the relationship.
I believe that the practice of publishing only a portion of collected data can enable scientists to present a biased perspective, even inadvertently (as I discuss in a recent Nature commentary).
When Oklahoma entered the union as a state, it did so under a constitution more biased than Mississippi's.
This has imposed a superficial lens on participation, viewed as fundamentally influenced by processes underpinned by risk-taking, promoting a biased perspective where AAS are perceived as a context for taking socially unacceptable, pathological and unnecessary risks [3 10].
But other American Jewish groups, and most recently, Representative Michael P. Forbes, Republican of New York, said that the New Israel Fund was planning to present a biased perspective.
It might also represent a biased perspective among the participants, for example with regards to the finding around marginalized groups.
