Does it mean people can be biased from their own past?
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry said it had refused to co-operate with the mission, calling it biased from the start.
Israel refused to cooperate with the Goldstone mission, saying that its mandate was biased from the outset, and it rejected the report.
Dr. Pesetsky, who heard the presentation, dismissed the whole effort as biased from the start by its reliance on Dr. Everett's grammatical classifications and basic assumptions.
Israel refused to cooperate with the Goldstone mission, arguing that the mandate was biased from the outset, and it rejected the report.
It is suggested that libraries can become biased from insufficient or excessive Exo III digestion and need to be reconstructed.
Instead, all we need is an estimate of the system model, which may be biased from the true model.
During the reproductive period, the dispersal of O. majusculus between the two crops was continuous but biased from maize to alfalfa, which mainly becomes a sink crop.
This includes motion correction for involuntary patient motion and any subsequent quantification that may be biased from patient motion during the examination.
It must also be noted that the results from trespasser counts, concerning e.g. the age and hour distribution, might be biased from the site selection criteria.
The detector array is an assembly of 6400 Schottky CdTe detectors of size 4×4×1 mm3, biased from −100 V to −600 V and operated at −20 °C to minimize the leakage current and maximize the polarization time.
