Sentence examples for biased notion from inspiring English sources

The financial evidence dispels the prevalent, biased notion that it is impossible to "do good" and "make money" at the same time.

The idea was that the dark line would reinforce the biased notion that borders are impermeable, and that states are therefore meaningful categories to rely on for decision making.

They were biased by the notion that risky riding is the only way to deal with dangerous road situations and avoid road crashes.

We examined different methods of data filtering and realized that filtration using targeting on the local medians of data with a constant threshold is a more acceptable approach that is not biased towards a predefined notion of an expected result.

So it seems to me that the notion of biased gene transfer, true though it may be, deconstructs much of what has gone before.

This suggests that the magnitude of gene expression changes may be a poor predictor of their importance, supporting the notion that analyses biased towards large gene expression changes may miss important insights.

The consistency of these results obtained with three very different expression systems would exclude cell type-bound biased conclusions and strengthen the notion that these effects occur in all mammalian cells that normally express this channel type namely myocytes, neurons and astrocytes.

The funnel plots were considerably skewed, indicating a publication bias, a notion which is corroborated by statistical means (AC = -1.3, CI: -1.9 to -0.6, p <= 0.0001).

There's some notion that I'm biased and slant my coverage of racial issues toward an afro-centric perspective.

There's some notion that I'm biased and slant my coverage of racial issues toward an Afrocentric perspective.

S.E.C. officials reject the notion that the judges are biased.