The belief is that there is no escape from ideology, and therefore no possibility of non-biased assertion in the public arena.
Of course, I'm just a tiny bit biased, but I stand by my assertion and you'll learn why I feel so strongly about it.
One consequence is that we're not able to directly test the assertion that the polls are collectively biased towards one candidate or the other, at least not until the actual election occurs.
The defendants' attacks on their convictions are based largely on their assertions that the prosecution was racially biased and that prosecutors failed to turn over important information about Mr. Coleman's colorful history.
Ms. Denton and Mr. Morris frequently accept, at face value, the assertions of their sources, however dubious or biased those sources might be.
Stephen Senn challenges Ben Goldacre's assertion in 'Bad Pharma' that biased editorial acceptance of reports with 'positive' findings is not a cause of biased under-reporting of research.
It is biased in favor of intelligence, honesty, a healthy curiosity about the world and an even healthier skepticism of dubious assertions and posturing.
However, Petrides [ 33] indicates that self-reporting has a gender bias, which support the assertion that female Japanese students require further experience to be confident about self-reporting a change in their feelings.
In these plots, the presence of numerous points in the lower right quadrant (high bias, low performance) confirms the assertion concerning the fact that the existence of important biases in the chemical libraries is not sufficient to produce good scores.
Healy & Rowe's assertion of unlearned bias in our trials is based on the expectation that one random subsample of a population would show a bias towards four symbols, while another random subsample of the same population would not show such a bias across three independent replicate lines.
