Sentence examples for biased viewpoints from inspiring English sources

Firstly, as most of the NUVI participants are actively involved in vaccine advocacy at a global as well as country level, the results may reflect biased viewpoints in favor of promoting the wider benefits of vaccines.

In a novel study of 36 Australian clinicians (27 urologists and 9 radiation oncologists), Steginga et al. [ 26] found participants were reluctant to refer patients to PCSGs, fearing that biased viewpoints and misinformation within the groups might contribute to men's uncertainty and decisional regret.

In this process also the anthropologist risks the danger of biased viewpoints, as those who most willingly act as informants frequently are individuals who are marginal to the group and who, for ulterior motives (e.g., alienation from the group or a desire to be singled out as special by the foreigner), may provide other than objective explanations of cultural and social phenomena.

Clinging to narrow-minded and biased viewpoints may feel like a refuge or a safe position during hard times but ultimately doing so causes you to atrophy as the world changes around you, paradoxically making your personal world a little less safe than if you reach out and connect to people with whom you don't necessarily see eye-to-eye.

The literature on DS is enormous, and a large proportion of articles were descriptions of a single system from the subjective, and possibly biased, viewpoint of developers or users.

Late last month, U.S. President Donald Trump stoked the fires of the debate, claiming Google, Twitter, and other platforms were biased against conservative viewpoints, and said later that they "may be in a very antitrust situation". He declined to signal whether he'd support breaking them up.

Again, we did not recruit stakeholders other than clinicians, so our results may be biased towards their viewpoint.

Because government funded trialists may be more oriented toward public health interests, such as data sharing initiatives, our findings may be biased toward that viewpoint.

Thus, although we cannot be sure that the respondents were a representative sample of the Finnish population, we may reasonably conclude that the sample was not too biased from the viewpoint of our study questions.

The First Amendment does not tolerate public library use of filters (or librarian conduct) intentionally biased against particular political viewpoints.

So to sum up, it is "extremely biased" to teach critical viewpoints of the oppression, displacement and systematic discrimination that Mexicans and other groups have encountered throughout U.S. history.