(4) Example of an unbiased, reasonable question, albeit one that reflects no evidence that the interviewer read the book.
When she returns with a pierced navel or he declares he's a Buddhist, ask sincere, unbiased questions instead of making snide comments.
There is a dichotomy because you want to ask unbiased questions but the data sets are too large and informatics is too complicated to be clinically relevant, so instead you settle for smaller questions but you are then challenged from a breadth standpoint.
Possibly you think the methods they would need to study it haven't been developed yet, or that scientists are incapable of designing an unbiased study of this particular question.
To address this question in an unbiased manner, we sought to identify the key gating elements in the archetypal polymodal K2P channel, K2P2.1 (TREK-1), by exploiting a GOF selection in potassium-transport-deficient yeast.
We approached these questions in an unbiased manner using a unique community-based approach in the context of the DREAM initiative (Dialogue for Reverse Engineering Assessment of Methods).
RCTs are regarded as the gold standard design for answering research questions in an unbiased manner, including in evaluations of intervention effects.
In the Guardian I found a source that was willing to discuss the horrific devastation enacted by coalition weaponry – that presented both sides of the conflict in an unbiased manner, and was unafraid to question the moral legitimacy of government policy.
Are you looking for an unbiased answer to your own financial question?
Here, we undertook an unbiased proteomic approach to address this question.
More than any other quantitative study design, a randomized trial can distinguish important intervention effects from chance variation and in an unbiased way and accurately answer the question: How much difference did a particular intervention make?
