Sentence examples for demonstrates biased from inspiring English sources

For example, the rapid fragment loss and cytosine methylation observed in Aegilops-Triticum wheat (Ozkan et al. 2001; Shaked et al. 2001) do not occur in Gossypium, which instead demonstrates biased expression dominance on a genome-wide level (Liu et al. 2001; Flagel et al. 2008; Chaudhary et al. 2009; Rapp et al. 2009).

By comparing the PCR efficiencies between reference samples before and after WGA, we could demonstrate biased amplification; however, this bias was dependent on the examined genes and was reproducible among the samples (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

We demonstrate biased AA usage at positions -4, -3 or -1, specifically for the PB motifs located at the C-terminal ends, relative to PB motifs found intra-proteins.

One pressing question is whether these measures are correlated with one another (i.e., whether someone who demonstrates bias on one measure will demonstrate bias on the others).

Ben Edelman of Harvard shows data that he believes demonstrates bias; Danny Sullivan of SearchEnglineLand disagrees.

Conservatives would have you believe that their "facts" are THE facts; that they are the one and only true set of facts and that any deviation from their facts demonstrates bias.

Mr Hotovely said: "Ms Wallstrom has consistently demonstrated bias against Israel".

Two of the appeals judges said the comments were simply "candid reflections of what he had inferred from the trial" and did not demonstrate bias.

I think it was audacious to set yourself up as a credible judge on the question of whether The New York Times has demonstrated bias.

In "Selective justice for the Balkans", David Harland claims that recent acquittals of Croatian and Kosovar defendants accused of war crimes against Serb civilians in front of the U.N. war crimes tribunal demonstrate bias in favor of West's "friends".

Microsoft, which was up $1.09, to $57.84, ahead of the bell, also will argue that Judge Jackson demonstrated bias while presiding over the case in the lower court.