Sentence examples for biased claim from inspiring English sources

It is a highly biased claim that the E-language concept "appears to play no role in the theory of language" (Chomsky 1986: 26).

Reasons for potentially biased claims were claims referring to abstracts only (n = 9, 36%), to studies with selection bias (n = 6, 24%), to studies suffering from publication bias (n = 5, 20%), to randomised trials with three or more quality criteria not being reported (n = 4, 16%), and to one study reporting a post-hoc analysis (n = 1, 4%).

Examples of each category of not supported or potentially biased claims are provided in Tables 3 and 4. For example, a striking unjustified transfer to humans was a claim for Duspatalin® (mebeverine) stating that Duspatalin® "is effective in all cases of irritable bowel syndrome" with a reference to a study investigating the drug's effect in the bowel of pigs [ 26].

Across a network of papers, however, the barrier to the propagation of negative results biases claims as being viewed as true until proved false.

Some polling companies are noticeably biased, others claim objectivity, and still others are clandestinely partisan.

By way of example, Israeli officials insist that all tribunals would be biased and claim that internal military investigations are the only viable option for legal redress.

It is almost always harder for older workers to win a bias claim than it is for the groups covered by Title VII.

Ms. Deen's spokeswoman said in a statement that the chef was pleased with the judge's dismissal of the racial bias claim.

Of course, we also asked Google for a response to Trump's bias claim.

(Baylor later dropped the racial-bias claim).

Arianna dismisses the media-bias claim as "way, way exaggerated.