Sentence examples for data prejudiced from inspiring English sources
The increased risk of second primary esophageal cancer among patients with a first primary oral and pharyngeal carcinoma was reported [ 11- 13], yet there has been limited to single-institutional data, prejudiced by selection bias or small sample size.
Historically, these companies have been reluctant to give the regulatory bodies sight of these data, although several years ago the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) stated the data would not prejudice the drug registration process [ 38].
While troubleshooting, he or she needs to listen to what is said by all and then review the data without prejudice.
Collins has written about his faith, and that book has, perhaps, stirred up concerns about his capacity to analyze data without prejudice.
In focus group discussions participants weighed up perceived benefits against potential security and privacy threats from wider sharing of information, as well as discussing other perceived risks: commercial exploitation, lack of accountability, data inaccuracies, prejudice and inequalities in health provision.
Survey findings were explored in more detailed focus groups discussions in which participants weighed up the potential advantages and disadvantages of implementing EHRs and negotiated their concerns around: unauthorised access, commercial exploitation, lack of accountability, data inaccuracies, prejudice and inequalities in health provision.
This statistical data reflect institutional racism, which is fed daily by stereotypes, banter and prejudiced jokes.
So you're not prejudiced against our opinions, but you're totally cool with discriminating against our wireless data packets?
The only data we have are from AVR and THTR-300, however, the AVR result is likely to be prejudiced by the oil ingress.
Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?
