Sentence examples for biased conception from inspiring English sources

Here we have, clearly, a biased conception of prokaryotes as "freaks" as well as an equally biased (i.e. non pluralistic) interpretation of axiom 1.

Willard -- a student in the class -- suggested wealthy families might benefit from biasing conception or investment toward sons, and that poorer families should do the opposite.

So parents who can bias conception -- or even the care they invest in their young -- toward that rarer sex will, in time, have more grandchildren.

The SR-suppressor carrying males produce equal numbers of sons and daughters during dry periods (in dry seasons and after dry years), considering the high frequency of haplotype 557 while the sex ratio is low, but very few offspring during wet periods (in wet seasons and after wet years), as the then high sex ratio precludes a low frequency due to female-biased conception.

In this sense, the territorial conception in Mexico is biased against the absent nationals, especially those born abroad, while the ethno-cultural conception in Turkey prioritises transnational ties.

Yorck's conception of Christianity is heavily biased in favour of Luther's theology.

We used 'true life' vignettes to improve and assimilate respondents' conceptions of family behaviour but the responses are still biased by 'hypotheticality'hypotheticality

was biased.

The conceptions of objectivity criticized by feminists identify objectivity with a single point of view, the "view from nowhere," and dismiss all other points of view as false or biased.

SL and PK performed data extraction and assessment of risk of bias, participated in conception and design of the review, and critically revised the manuscript.

HH and RL performed data extraction and assessment of risk of bias, participated in conception and design of the review, and critically revised the manuscript.