Sentence examples for biased hot from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, contrarians continue that the lower atmosphere isn't warming as fast as it should be, or that the surface thermometer measurements are biased hot (recent research has shown they actually have a cool bias).

These junctions are controlled by hot phonons from nearby titanium normal metal constrictions ('heaters') that are current biased; the hot phonon flux provides an efficient Cooper pair breaking mechanism.

Moreover, AT → GC biased substitution hot spots in humans have also been found to correlate more strongly with male than with female recombination patterns (Dreszer et al. 2007).

This distribution can also be biased by mutational hot spots and differences in fitness effects of mutations in the gene involved.

Soot concentration measurements are also biased, reflecting the concentration of hot soot in the probe volume, rather than the mean concentration of hot and cold soot.

Mr. Kaempffert, who had covered Heisenberg's original breakthroughs in quantum mechanics 20 years earlier, replied in print that "liars do not win the Nobel Prize," and criticized Dr. Goudsmit's accounts as hot-headed and biased.

We tried spare ribs (too dry), pulled pork (perfect), and a sweet franks-and-beans, with bias-cut hot dogs, meant for the under-fives.

They have much higher chromosomal integration efficiencies than plasmids and do not appear to have the bias for hot spots seen with retroviral vectors [4], [5].

That's when you perceive media coverage of some hot topic to be biased against your opinion, no matter how evenhanded the coverage actually is.

I feel that as a lifelong New Yorker I have a natural-born right to be biased about two things: pizza and hot dogs.

The simulation results confirm that the two-color soot measurements are strongly biased toward the properties of the hot soot.