Sentence examples for apparently biased from inspiring English sources

Chito Peppler of the Navy, said that Colonel Abraham's "apparently biased insinuations" did not indicate bad faith or improper behavior by military officials.

A problem with this approach is that each positive training set represents a different and apparently biased subset of the true interactions, leading to poor learning performance.

The 'PAH-degrading' node has the lowest connection degree of 3 and an apparently biased connection toward the other two FL-centric phenotypic nodes, 'Fast-growing' and 'Non-pathogenic'.

To investigate the role of the TMD orientation in this apparently biased signalling, helix disruptive Gly-Pro pairs were introduced into the TMD helix in different locations and STAT5 and ERK signalling in response to GH were ascertained with reporter assay.

"We condemn this apparently bias-motivated attack and urge law enforcement authorities to bring the perpetrator to justice," the group's executive director, Hussam Ayloush, said in a statement.

But apparently I'm biased, too, because as I read through her website, I could feel myself identifying with it.

Ryanair, based in Dublin, accused senior executives at the competition commission of "inventing new and fantastical 'concerns' in order to justify their apparently premeditated and biased 'thinking' that Ryanair should be forced to sell down this 6.5 year old minority stake".

Although movement into the Xiaohe community was apparently not sex biased [ 4], sex specific mobility has been observed elsewhere.

Of course, Mrs Kumar is far from the only person to have griped about comedy's left-wing bias: a favourite bugbear of the right-wing commentariat, it's also recently become a fixation of Kumar's contemporary Andrew Lawrence, who has taken to ranting about the apparently BAME-bias, female-bias, "liberal back-slapping" comedy industry, both on stage and social media.

"We believe that Mr Clarkson's behaviour fell well below BBC's editorial values an standards: his account of what happened when his team were in Argentina was biased and false – apparently in an attempt to cover-up the poor behaviour of the BBC team making the Top Gear programme," she adds.

However, this apparently natural statistic is substantially biased when the sampling times of sequences i and j are close.