Sentence examples for biased and a from inspiring English sources

Advocates criticized the study as biased, and a discussion of it during a Council hearing in May became heated.

I think American foreign policy in Bosnia and Somalia was wonderful, but in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict it is perceived as biased and a double standard".

Nate Parker has criticized the media coverage of a past rape allegation that's cast a shadow over his directorial debut, The Birth of a Nation, calling it "biased" and a "tragedy on so many levels".

SUPPOSE there were a way to give police officers a psychological test to determine if they were racially biased and a scan to determine where in the brain the bias resided?

Firstly, the parameters of the Wiener process estimated by Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE) are proved to be biased, and a modified unbiased estimation method is proposed and verified by derivation and simulations.

In the US, criminal "risk assessments" based on predictive analytics have already been shown to be biased against black people because the data used to build the system was inherently biased, and a more recent evaluation of Chicago's use of predictive policing has shown that the system doesn't help reduce homicides (as it was designed to do).

The MSE of an estimate is a useful criterion to compare a biased and an unbiased estimate.

The latter are heavily biased towards A and T [ 27].

In the city's complaint, Jonathan H. Beamon, a lawyer for the city, charged that the studios' approach was unfair "because its impact carries with it a racial bias, an age bias and a disability bias".

That information demonstrated "a bias and a level of advocacy" that was "impermissible," the memo said.

Professor Gendler begins with a demonstration of sampling bias and a discussion of the problems it raises for empirical psychology.