Sentence examples for biased ones from inspiring English sources

Absolute values of temperature coefficients of voltage and current have been found to vary from 0.3%/℃ to 0.6%/℃ for the forward biased structures and around 2.5%%/℃ for the reverse biased ones.

Moreover, the number of random latches including biased ones is expected to contribute to improving the quality of random numbers produced by XOR operation [27].

The reason is that, since it requires an assumption that the adaptive filter has converged well enough to estimate the target signal power, the estimated parameters during the transient state are biased ones.

Compared to 46 shared CNVRs from the orthologs, the biased ones reflect their unique genomic backgrounds, which suggest a potential variance of the three bovine genomes.

Yet true clinical use can only follow after further studies focusing on the most accurate and reliable morphometric parameters, meanwhile identifying and dropping the biased ones.

This is not a free market but a biased one, "doughnutting" Britain's towns from Portsmouth to Penrith.

(But can he? And will viewers care? Many think announcers go into a series biased one way or another).

The last time the United Nations conducted a so-called impartial investigation, it produced the severely biased, one-sided Goldstone Commission report.

I'm not particularly biased one way or the other about where the inspiration for this comes from – and particularly whether it's printed books or digital experiences.

We are horribly biased: one plucky Ethiopian swimmer, one leaping Katarina Jornson-ThoMoson, or Mo Farah crossing the line with arms outstretched, is worth almost any amount of proximate shambles and disaster.

For me – and, as the author of a book about the Rwandan cycling team, I might be biased – one story has stood out: the ridiculous overachievement of the MTN-Qhubeka squad.