Sentence examples for biased material from inspiring English sources

"Among other deficiencies, the report is based on patently biased material, which is presented without any verification.

In a statement, the government rejected the report as "fundamentally flawed" and based on "patently biased material, which is presented without any verification".

Likewise, to imply that scientists present biased material merely because they are employed by industry is inaccurate and ill thought out," Neville wrote.

He ended up editing YoungTrigg's edits, toning down entries that seemed biased, removing material that seemed extraneous, like the exact unit that Ms. Palin's son is serving in that will be going to Iraq.

Conflicting information and biased marketing materials often lead to information distrust [ 30]. 'Trust in provider performance reports' should also be explored under the 'trust related' domain in future studies to see its influence on consumer choice behaviors.

"Even if one were to accept that there was no quid pro quo here (and the court should not), the bias materials remain relevant to and necessary to fair cross-examination, for example, as to whether Ms. Schwartz cited her cooperation with the S.E.C. in this case as a basis on which it should not bring charges against her," the brief said.

Based on physical tradeoffs such as index modulation, loss, optical confinement factors and slow-light effects, we find that bias-material-mode regions exist where high phase modulation and high loss (absorption) modulation is found.

This result is biased, because the material at DVI is mainly based on samples from cows with clinical mastitis.

Results obtained from such studies are frequently biased, since the materials are not randomly sampled.

The WISC-IV may be culturally biased because the materials were developed for children in the United States; for example, in this study it was necessary to use different subtests to assess the Verbal Comprehension domain.

And at the urging of a prominent critic who successfully filed a complaint alleging bias in a specific course, Dr. Kopelow said his group was reviewing a proposal that would require educators to notify doctors and furnish corrective materials whenever it is later found that the class material was biased in favor of a drug firm.