Sentence examples for biased understanding from inspiring English sources

"It sort of spoke to my own naivety or ignorance or just biased understanding," she said.

If scientists are not careful, conscious, and communicative about dealing with simplifications and partial explanations, it could result first in a biased understanding of causal relations and second in biased policies regarding the implementation of interventions such as those affecting people's health.

However, the induced job changes in other sectors that are not directly in the value chains but are still influenced by electricity price changes and related financial resource transfers have usually been neglected, resulting in an incomplete and potentially biased understanding of this specific category of social impact.

Kirk, meanwhile, is willing to "let them (the Klingons) die", unwilling to listen to Spock's words because of his biased understanding.

As is often the case with revolutionary groups, this was but a limited and biased understanding of an organization primarily concerned with community betterment in light of relentless oppression.

"Each of these ties to drug companies can contribute to biased understandings and the dissemination of incorrect information on drugs… Furthermore, having affiliations with drug companies is considered a prestigious and acceptable practice by medical students, who are not taught to decode what these relationships mean".

Focused on recognizing bias, understanding its impact and taking the action to counteract, it's a fantastic training exercise that you can do yourself to acknowledge your own bias and find ways to overcome them.

Regardless of the degree of bias, understanding the origin and maintenance of sex differences has important evolutionary and biomedical consequences [ 1– 4].

And last month I met with a psychotherapist whose unconscious and covert sexism biased her understanding of me and the advice she gave.

The research bias may bias understanding of host virus coevolution.

Almost all of your interactions are dominated by biases, and understanding them is helpful when calling BS on your thoughts or the actions of others.