Sentence examples for biased reflection from inspiring English sources
It has previously been shown that prey DNA proportions in faeces may provide a somewhat biased reflection of proportions of prey ingested, due to differences in prey DNA density and DNA survival during digestion [45].
Iran issued an angry rejoinder to a United Nations Human Rights Council report that castigated its record, calling the contents false, fabricated, biased and a reflection of manipulations by "certain Western countries and their cronies on the council," a reference to the United States and its allies.
Recent molecular dynamics simulations of metal atom interactions with a metal surface have established the energy and angular dependence of many of the impact energy induced mechanisms of atomic assembly including biased diffusion, atomic reflection, resputtering, and thermal transient induced "athermal" diffusion.
In order for this exercise to provide an accurate and non-biased reflection of the quality of training, it is vital that all trainees feel that they can both participate and speak honestly about their training posts.
We were also unable to differentiate which learning activity, i.e., pre-reading of two articles on obesity communication and anti-obesity bias, guided reflection and discussion in the small group, and the actual SP encounter, led to the immediate change in scale scores.
Philosophers' biased judgments persist despite training, expertise and reflection.
Because copying is simply a reflection of food choice by neighbors, which is biased to high-quality resources, copying is automatically biased to high-quality resources.
At the end of the month, write a reflection on your findings and state whether and to what degree you feel the news reports are biased.
The extent to which the reported association is the reflection of these perception biases cannot be assessed or controlled entirely, despite our use of sophisticated methods.
Yet a biography that is all bias and no reflection rarely succeeds.
