Practice shows that sometimes students have a biased idea about digital jobs as to being difficult and simply not fulfilling (p. 10).
But at the legal, political, and geopolitical levels quarantine becomes a much more nuanced challenge, one that embodies class and racial biases, ideas of purity and pollution, national identity, and the fine balance in civil society between "freedom from" and "freedom to".
The Mail on Sunday's Peter Hitchens claims that the BBC "is hopelessly morally, socially and culturally biased against conservative ideas".
The Florida ethics rule was not written to prevent untrue, biased or dangerous ideas from flooding the intellectual marketplace.
This should avoid the choice of a quality assessment tool that is biased by preconceived ideas.
Of course, this is how we think about the aging process, but we made sure the data interpretation in the manuscript is not biased by these ideas, which have been removed during revision.
Last year, when his publisher sent Dr. Pépin's draft manuscript to Dr. Max Essex, chairman of the AIDS Initiative at the Harvard School of Public Health, Dr. Essex was "biased against the idea," he said in an interview, because he was still upset at what he considered the "distorted nonsense" of the polio hypothesis.
Financial services seems to be an industry that hires its own, and is biased toward the idea that experience from other industries does not easily transfer.
Minor points: 1) The authors' seem somewhat biased towards the idea that every transcript that is repressed by some factor constitutes noise.
We are biased, then, against new ideas – based on the way we have been trained to see the world.
