Sentence examples for comes from biased from inspiring English sources
If your only evidence comes from biased sources, such as your favorite blogger or your best friend, who agrees with everything you say, then that doesn't really count.
Research on the tulip mania is difficult because of the limited economic data from the 1630s much of which come from biased and anti-speculative sources.
This discrepancy likely comes from biases in the probability of sonication breaking the DNA at the nucleosome-depleted region of the promoter, as accessible regions such as DNase I sites and promoters of active genes have been shown to be sonicated at higher probability than inactive genomic regions (Teytelman et al., 2009).
And the cost of AI mistakes — whether they come from bias or flat-out error based on unreliable data or faulty algorithms — is rising.
Many of humanity's troubles seem to come from biases and prejudices about one another -- that people of a certain body shape, or skin tone, or ancestry, or socioeconomic status are more or lesser in some way.
In the case of UD constructions, both parametric and LoCoH kernel methods require common assumptions about data to avoid misinterpretations that come from bias with respect to the way the data are collected.
Seeing or hearing this term is a red flag that the information may come from a biased source.
Another measure of Thunder popularity that appears to separate them from the Spurs comes from the admittedly biased view of Mick Cornett, the mayor of Oklahoma City, a former broadcaster.
Trump's $11 billion figure comes from an obviously biased study that's based on outlandish assumptions.
Some skepticism comes from success bias.
