Expert witnesses seemed biased to the point of caricature.
Republican politicians do not pore over liberal blogs, and they regard the New York Times as biased to the left.
"He thinks it is biased to the left and wants to move it to the center, and he is using funding and continual complaints of bias for leverage".
When grandee and faux barrow boy unite to accuse us of being institutionally biased to the left, I hear the authentic voice of ideology and commercial interest.
The conservative Republican board members made these amendments because they questioned whether the curriculum standards proposed by the teachers and scholars were biased to the left.
Once you escape the debate about funding and politics – however you feel about "state broadcasting" or privatisation; whether you think the corporation is biased to the left, biased to the right, or the closest to fair and even-handed that any broadcaster in history has ever been or ever could be – the fact is that the BBC makes a lot of programmes that people love.
A special two-stage WENO reconstruction procedure is developed that is biased to the upstream direction.
While this preserves the joint statistics, it tends to be biased to the extremes on any given day.
The period distribution of the targets in short-cadence mode is biased to the shorter-period end.
This method measures the weighted average of all protein in the sample and thus is biased to the most abundant.
Petrophysical models were biased to the facies model and constrained with seismic inversion products (porosity and NTG maps).
