"biased evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to evidence that has been distorted to suit the interests or arguments of another person. For example: "The lawyer argued that the witness's testimony was biased evidence, as it seemed to be manipulated to suit the prosecution's argument."
He also suggested that the city should consult "actual evidence, not biased evidence" in appraising the effectiveness of its lanes.
But being trapped in this situation, we believe that pointing out the current lack of evidence loudly and clearly is vital; basing policy on low quality or biased evidence would be a fiasco for both policy and science.
We then classified claims as supported, not supported or based on potentially biased evidence.
The primary outcome of interest was the rate of claims supported, not supported or based on potentially biased evidence.
However, the possibility of well-designed cohort studies providing less biased evidence than poorly designed RCTs has been documented [ 64].
To ensure minimally biased evidence is available to stakeholders, a methodology was developed to synthesize this evidence for each component of the VM (module 3).
Awareness of the true allocation of treatments may consciously or unconsciously influence the behaviour of those involved, thereby biasing evidence in favour or one treatment over another.
In our case, the purest Merino individuals were still recognized despite potential SNP chip biases, evidenced by the efficient de-introgression.
Some biases pertain to setting the wider research agenda and include poor scientific relevance, minimal clinical utility, or failure to consider prior evidence (non-consideration of prior evidence, biased consideration of prior evidence, or consideration of biased prior evidence).
Wiese, H., Kaufmann, J. M. & Schweinberger, S. R. The neural signature of the own-race bias: Evidence from event-related potentials.
Even if flexible scheduling could be granted without bias, evidence from a study in Germany suggests that it might be exacerbating the gender wage gap.
