Sentence examples for biased because it is from inspiring English sources

Maybe I'm biased because it is written by my daughter, but I think not, because it's really well written and a delightful read.

We call it "biased" because it is evaluated using an arbitrary centre instead of the true centroid.

Yet, this view may be biased, because it is extrapolated from subsets of C2H2-ZNF genes.

Some of our results might be biased, because it is likely that only more motivated nurses and patients participated.

Therefore, the statistical test may be biased because it is not able to subtract the effect of these outbreaks from the overall test statistic.

Although the vertebrate skeleton arose in the sea 500 million years ago, our understanding of the molecular fingerprints of chondrocytes and osteoblasts may be biased because it is informed mainly by research on land animals.

That caught the attention of Republicans, who believe that the dossier was biased because it was partially funded by the Clinton campaign and the DNC.

Ms Johnston agreed that the list could be seen as "Anglocentric", but she said it was not biased because it was chosen by an international panel that included prominent figures such as Keller and the Chinese chef Ken Hom.

clfartcafe.org E.M.M.A. is a producer, DJ and founder of the #producergirls workshops, soundcloud.com "I'm biased because it's where I hold my club night, Tropical Waste, but The Waiting Room in Stoke Newington is one of my favourite London clubs.

According to an (admittedly biased, because it was self-selecting) online survey of 1,000 users on the independent Eee PC site eeeuser.com, around 4% were dissatisfied with their purchase, 33% found the system pretty much what they expected and 62% thought it was even better than they had hoped.

Maybe I'm biased because it's basically how I learned English, but I think watching all your movies and TV shows in a foreign language will drastically help you when it comes to learning that language.