Sentence examples for biased images from inspiring English sources

Artists were commissioned by the state to paint politically biased images glorifying Amin's achievements and honouring visiting heads of state.

Certain words can evoke powerful emotionally biased images, but our mental perceptions of these words are often far from their realities.

Rating: 0 out of 5 – "it reinforced the us vs them narrative" I do not think the show was a good idea as I believe it has negatively affected the Muslim community by portraying a skewed, biased image of Britain's Muslim community.

Determining those changes in biomarkers that can be attributed to each factor is thus crucial for the correct assessment of the overall condition of aquatic environments, because ignoring environmental influence may lead to a biased image of pollution.

No biased image manipulations were applied.

This can originate a biased image with regards to the initial image.

In the culture-dependent methods, the analysis is usually confined to restricted samples, and a biased image is drawn.

Images for both methods were taken systematically using a predefined method to prevent duplication or biased image selection, as shown in Fig.  1.

On the other hand, sentinel data can give only a biased image of reality and have to be interpreted with caution: As mentioned, there is a tendency to overestimate the number of new cases in the early and late phase of an outbreak when true cases are not abundant.

Consequently, a proportion of imaging studies were performed at referring regional hospitals using different equipment and acquisition protocols, possibly biasing image interpretation.

In the same vein, in humans, fast saccades are still biased toward images of faces in which phase components are randomized and thus must presumably depend on the 2D amplitude spectrum of the images [11].