Sentence examples for biased presentation from inspiring English sources

"The court's ruling," Dr. Chancey writes in his new report, "means that Bible courses in public schools are constitutionally permissible as long as they are taught in an academic manner that does not cross the line into religious instruction or religiously biased presentation".

If we take the label of "religious education" away, we free ourselves from the need to give religion special privileges and the biased presentation it gets at the moment.

The boy's parents, Michael and Rosalee Anglin, today gathered with several supporters outside the county prosecutor's office here to criticize what they said was a biased presentation by Mr. Theemling to the grand jury.

It isn't until we include more voices that it will become a conversation -- right now it's a biased presentation.

Elect-Your-Match! differs from all three sites in three key respects: First, the candidates themselves prepare their issue statements, eliminating the danger of biased presentation by third-parties.

MIT atmospheric physicist Richard S. Lindzen was vocally critical of the film, writing in a June 26 , 2006op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that Gore was using a biased presentation to exploit the fears of the public for his own political gain.

None of the authors has professional and financial affiliations that may be perceived to have biased the presentation.

Although feature weighing accounts predict that a biased feature presentation results in cumulating priming effects Maljkovic and Martini (2005), simulations using the model of Martini (2010) showed that these effects would not persist after the bias has disappeared (Fig.  1B).

In this review, some concepts such as publication bias, result presentation bias, choice of endpoints (aggregate, primary or secondary subrogated or final) and how the results are measured are reviewed.

Other potential biases include presentation biases from cases which rejected recruitment, presentations after recruitment hours which were not included, and losses to follow-up.

However, there is also no reason to believe that the recording of neuronal responses to ANOVIS was any less accurate than all other audiovisual stimuli: Presentation order was randomized across neuronal tests, making it unlikely that a consistent time of presentation biased the results.