Sentence examples for are more biased from inspiring English sources

Are decision makers able to produce responses that are more biased if they are made soon after stimulus onset, but less biased if they are made after more evidence has been accumulated?

Negotiators are more biased under pressure than when given time to think through a recent proposal.

While this poll was conducted by an independent organization, some polls are more biased.

Wansink B, van Ittersum K. Extraverted children are more biased by bowl sizes than introverts.

"This is consistent with prior research showing that men are more likely to trust, and are more biased in favor of, other men," notes Loumioti.

We find that if an auditor asks for information via e-mail, client responses are more biased towards information that supports the client's position as compared to audio or visual inquiries.

Since many income analyses consider trends since 1969, that means that the 1969 to 1978 inflation trend is more biased upwards than the post-1978 trend (which is also biased upwards).

Finally, male students were more biased than females.

Kerr, et al. (1996) use Davis' (1973) theory to suggest when groups or individuals might be more biased.

In one of my studies I found that children were more biased than their parents, and there was no direct association between the parents' and children's attitudes.

Injured ankles of drivers were more biased towards the right aspect with foot pedals contributing to injuries in 13 of the 34 cases.