Sentence examples for biased because of their from inspiring English sources

However, their findings were heavily biased because of their selection criteria.

Although all these post-hennigian phylogenetic studies represent major improvements in our knowledge of teleostean phylogeny, they are strongly biased because of their almost exclusive sampling of marine teleosts of Europe and America and their lack of freshwater taxa.

Our data have limitations, being collected from one person at each school who could be biased because of their own knowledge, interests and interpretation of the survey questions and their curriculum.

Since questions concerning patient satisfaction and physician behaviour could be biased because of their susceptibility to social desirability, the validity of further studies could benefit from the inclusion of a measure of social desirability, for example, the Marlow Crowne Social Desirability Scale (Marlowe and Crowne, 1977).

Historians dismissed the written works of slaves such as the 19th century fugitive slave narratives as unreliable and biased because of their editing by abolitionists.

Is the news media biased because of corporate ownership?

Some were too small to be credible; many were potentially biased because of industry financing.

Then came the furor following Trump's racist remarks about a federal judge, Gonzalo P. Curiel, whom he accused of being biased because of his Mexican heritage.

Unfortunately, several Republican senators began the hearings by suggesting that Judge Sotomayor is biased because of her ethnicity, gender and background.

After criticism provoked by his passion for tennis, he once maintained that his detractors weren't biased because of his race but were expressing another prejudice altogether.

Mr. McCain said Mr. Gates's testimony was "clearly biased" because of his not-if-but-when comments.