Sentence examples for be systematically biased from inspiring English sources

We are approaching the point where Mr. Romney may need the state polls to be systematically biased against him in order to win the Electoral College.

However, we may be approaching the point where the state polls will have to be systematically biased toward Mr. Obama in order for Mr. Romney to have strong chances of prevailing on Election Day.

The FiveThirtyEight forecast explicitly accounts for the possibility that the polls are biased toward Mr. Obama — but it also accounts for the chance that the polls could be systematically biased against him.

Residual inaccuracies of the calibration procedure or inadequacies that manifest themselves only in vivo lead to SUV values which might be systematically biased relative to the true values.

As a result, rules for benchmarking emissions may be systematically biased to overallocate, and they also risk creating inefficient investment incentives.

For the binary semimajor axis however, the data representing the cold collapse simulations also seem to be systematically biased for small time-steps, in the sense that Hermite makes fewer tight binaries.

Some argue that the polls are systematically biased against Republicans.

"But they've inadvertently ended up with a statistical algorithm that is systematically biased against racial minorities and women".

It's possible that the polls are systematically biased — and this bias has to encompass almost all the polls, since even Rasmussen is now showing Ohio tied.

Its quest for political balance means that, unlike the press, it is charged with being systematically biased against the Conservative party, demonstrated not just in its news and current affairs coverage but somehow in its comedy and drama output too.

The suggestion that some studies have found that arbitrators "are systematically biased in favor of companies that hire them" is unsupported and ignores the fact that in many cases the arbitrator is mutually selected by the parties.