Sentence examples for equally biased from inspiring English sources

Here we have, clearly, a biased conception of prokaryotes as "freaks" as well as an equally biased (i.e. non pluralistic) interpretation of axiom 1.

Those students who, based on their answers to the questionnaire, exhibited "high prejudice" were placed with others equally biased.

They charge that investigators who find adverse effects of sodas on health are equally biased by career goals, righteous zeal or anti-corporate morality.

"They are trying to replace one curriculum, which granted does have some biases, with another one that is equally biased," said Dr. Ricketts, who is also president of the New Jersey Association of Scholars, a group of academics that opposes current multicultural education efforts.

But if the BBC can do a mini-series this ridiculous, the other side gets to make an equally biased showing.

Norman is biased towards death and destruction because that is all it knows and AI in real-life situations can be equally biased if it is trained on flawed data.

They used a different way of testing this than the other two groups: instead of normalizing all intron positions to a number of bins and adding them up before doing statistical tests, they treated each gene as an independent test and recorded its intron positions as 5' biased, 3' biased, or equally distributed.

I wonder what the reaction would be if an equally untrue, biased and offensive representation were made of another ethnic or racial group.

British justice might seem equally imperfect and biased in favour of the wealthiest defendants, but without the barbarity of the death penalty.

As a consequence, measurement paths could be biased, albeit equally in reflective and formative measurement models.

The bisection data clearly showed that cues bias attention rather than work via a direct lengthening of the line: both visible and invisible cues biased bisection performance equally well.