Sentence examples for certainly biased from inspiring English sources
Like Felix Salmon, I thought Barack Obama's discussion on "Nightline," of the pros and cons of nationalizing the banking system, was exceptional (though I'm certainly biased, since my take on nationalization is remarkably similar to his).
And while I'm certainly biased in my view, I can't help but second the message of an accompanying leader:Previous publishing revolutions, such as the advent of printing, prompted similar concerns about trivialisation and extremism.
By James Surowiecki February 11 , 2009Like Felix Salmon, I thought Barack Obama's discussion on "Nightline," of the pros and cons of nationalizing the banking system, was exceptional (though I'm certainly biased, since my take on nationalization is remarkably similar to his).
The first data points are certainly biased by the irreverent tech-loving demographic Digg appeals to.
Our focus group was certainly biased, as all participants were using PACS and/or RIS systems of the same provider.
Moreover, outbreak uncertainty is certainly biased, thus (Pinto et al. 2012)'s and others' approaches, based on regular schemes of surveillance underestimated such bias related to the anisotropic spreading of epidemics.
There are almost certainly biases in the samples that have been analysed as many studies are performed using tumours from Europe and the USA.
In short, by virtue of the fact that we can find distant orthologous exons, we are almost certainly biasing the data set to exons that have been and possibly still are functional.
"Linguistically, as far as the communities I work in, there is certainly bias toward them in these tests," Mr. Mims said after a review class recently.
No man is allowed to be a judge in his own cause; because his interest would certainly bias his judgment, and, not improbably, corrupt his integrity.
