Sentence examples for biased document from inspiring English sources

Rashid Khalidi, a professor of history and Near Eastern languages at the University of Chicago, called Mr. Sewell's study "a terribly biased document full of bigoted statements".

Chamberlain called the report a "flawed, self-serving and biased document" in a press release.

When that corrupt county auditor was allowed to conduct an audit on the man whom his wife previously worked for, and when the audit was published, a member of the California assembly said it was the most biased document ever written.

Like in the EU referendum, neither were neutral, which led to civil servants producing clearly biased documents – on orders from their ministers – in efforts to persuade voters of their respective arguments.

They have advantages on testing of multiple partial sensory and motor asymmetries associated with cortical or striatal dysfunction, including vibrissae sensory, postural and limb use biases documented in rat models [ 48, 49].

But no doubt many conservatives will argue that the report itself is biased (any document or article that reaches a conclusion that conservatives don't like now constitutes "bias") and being pumped up by a liberal media elite intent on blemishing the GOP's Alaskan beauty queen.

A number of case reports, though subject to a publication bias, document efficacy of rFVIIa by reporting a close temporal relationship between the administration of rFVIIa and cessation of bleeding [ 20, 30, 33].

Although she long suspected that the same subtle biases documented in the general population were at work among scientists, she had no data to support such assertions.

To mitigate the financial accounting bias documented by Bonner et al. (2006), we derive a ranking metric by scaling (normalizing) the journal citations by the number of dissertations within each specialty area and research method.

The divergence between our findings and the urban bias documented in other settings is likely explained by the use of NGO projects as an indicator for NGO activity in our study rather than total number of organizations used in most other studies.

First, the reliance on proxies' report of ADL function at the time of admission as well during the time of telephone interviews may have resulted in inaccurate estimation of functional declines because of the biases documented in other studies comparing caregiver reports of patient health with self-report information [ 37, 38].