Sentence examples for biased questions from inspiring English sources

New Zealand's Human Rights Commission said the survey "poses leading and biased questions about Maori New Zealanders," and described the question about "special treatment" as "a leading statement demonstrating a clear bias.

Trump claimed responsibility for forcing CNBC to shorten its debate, and the Republican Party as a whole slammed that network for the moderators' supposedly biased questions.

Do not ask biased questions that may promote or discredit a particular product, service or idea.

In one report she found that opinion researchers must sometimes resort to biased questions to detect bias on the respondent's part.

We conclude with a discussion of the impact of the bias built up by biased questions and answers on the format of French news interviews.

Biased questions are a leading cause of inaccurate surveys, and hidden biases of researchers must be accounted for in a well-designed experiment.

The answers to the simple (and easily biased) question: "Do you approve or disapprove of labor unions" have revealed negative public reactions to long strikes independently of the President's party, e.g., the mining workers strike during the Carter (D) Administration and the air traffic controllers strike during the Reagan (R) period.

Death penalty opponents have said that Mr. Garza's execution raises serious racial and regional bias questions that Mr. McVeigh's death sentence does not.

5) Detection bias questions: Were the outcome measures clearly described?

3) Performance bias questions: Was the intervention clearly described?, Was intervention clearly measured?

4) Attrition bias questions: Were patients followed up?, Were they followed up for 2 or more explicitly defined intervals?