The first is my (ever-so-slightly biased) preference.
The Paz domain of Dicer is known to have biased preference for different 3' overhang sequences [40], and differential selection of processed siRNAs by the analogous Argonaut 2 Paz domain may occur similarly [41], [42].
To increase profits and enhance the customer experience, companies across the board are striving to give customers exactly what we want, a dangerous proposition when you consider how biased our preferences are, and how they sustain rifts, differences, and blind us to new ways of thinking.
However, alternative interpretations are possible: our collection methods may have biased the preferences displayed in the laboratory bioassay and the total number of active compounds is probably higher than the two we have identified.
Furthermore, the maximally biased mating preferences were opposite in direction between the ci and Actb-SLa GFP mActb-SLa GFP
Justice Scalia, the self-proclaimed originalist, acknowledged in "Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges," a how-to guide for attorneys which he co-wrote last year, that "all sorts of extraneous factors — emotions, biases, preferences — can intervene" in the courtroom.
The convenience manipulation played on present-bias preferences by adding a small and immediate additional cost to finding the unhealthy options (having to open the menu to the back), which in theory should make the relative costs and benefits of the healthy and unhealthy options more equal.
I too need reminding that, for all my big talk about a "Christocentric hermeneutic," more often than not, I'm following a "Rachelcentric hermeneutic" when I read the Bible, complete with my own biases, preferences, insecurities, and opinions guiding how I "pick and choose".
