Sentence examples for be biased in a from inspiring English sources

The first was the possibility that an epistocracy's method of screening voters might be biased in a way that couldn't readily be identified and therefore couldn't be corrected for.

Based on the transmitted power required at the antenna, the PA has to be biased in a way to overcome any feeder cable losses.

This could be a biased sample of the unknown population of studies that could be reviewed, but it is highly unlikely to be biased in a way that distorts a comparison to crime.

In this study the top-down goal changed on each trial and despite this we saw an increased similarity effect which suggests that activity of neurons in the visual cortex (e.g. V4 neurons) can be biased in a highly dynamic and rapid manner from one trial to the next.

Simulation results also show that even the bidirectional case-crossover design can be biased in a situation where the exposure variable shows incomplete cyclic waves, and therefore it cannot completely control for temporal confounding.

Reviewers (systematic or otherwise) of the literature can only see what researchers choose to report and highlight in their publications, and that choice can be biased in a number of ways.

In the circumstances a group representation scheme may tend to be biased in an arbitrary way that favors the views or interests of those who do think of linguistic conflict as important.

He told me: The current system is biased in a technical sense, not in a pejorative sense.

It's biased in a technical sense because of a variety of factors: first, the constituencies are smaller, Labour gets more MPs for the same vote share than the Tories get.

Each system is biased in a risk-averse manner, erring toward precautionary responses even when available cues only heuristically imply threat.

It is thus likely our sample is biased in a healthy direction, which might deflate observed associations.