Sentence examples for definite bias from inspiring English sources
Emily Howard's music is informed by a range of interests that include chess and sport, but with a definite bias toward mathematics and science.
In recent years those specialities have included Cilea's Adriana Lecouvreur, Ponchielli's La Gioconda and Montemezzi's L'Amore di Tre Re; there's a definite bias towards 19th-century Italian repertory and verismo works in particular.
"When you look at the banned book lists and specifically the stuff that's being allowed, there's a definite bias toward violent armed white supremacy and the censorship of anything that questions the existing religious or political status quo," said Paul Wright, the executive director of the Human Rights Defense Center.
There is a definite bias against women who have children.
The unpublished report concluded: "On a wheel with a definite bias and a manageable scatter, a prediction device of this nature, when operated by a 'skilled' roulette player, could obtain an advantage when used in a casino".
And there's a definite American bias in the mid-range, as three US orchestras beat three Russian orchestras.
His food shows a definite Mediterranean bias, while not without Asian touches, as in fresh mussels in a clean, gingery broth with green coriander leaves and thin rings of fresh, juicy, not-too-hot chili.
Rumours that the government had to prompt the supreme court to think again before electing three male judges were denied although the court's president, Lord Neuberger told the Guardian that there is a definite "unconscious bias" against women in the judiciary.
If the customers like your product (and I'd say 10 billions songs sold shows definite positive bias) you get more sales.
Forcing the genetic variance-covariance structures to be positive definite can bias estimates of parameters.
