Sentence examples for evident bias from inspiring English sources

Clear and evident bias #r4today".

Nigel Farage has accused the BBC of "clear and evident bias" after he came under pressure over the quality of Ukip's general election candidates.

We believe preservation of the arts is at risk based upon the results of the initial community evaluations made by ICANN that clearly disfavor their approval with a resulting and evident bias towards commercialization.

The initial signs may have not been entirely positive, as the letter states: "We believe preservation of the arts is at risk based upon the results of the initial community evaluations made by ICANN that clearly disfavor their approval with a resulting and evident bias towards commercialization".

Finally, little or no correlation with retroviral integration was scored for histone modifications that have no evident bias towards active or inactive genes (H3K79 methylations, H3R/H4R methylations and H4K20me1) (Figure 2 and Supplementary Statistical Analysis S1).

Furthermore, the molecular analyses revealed that xenografting could be carried out successfully for all the molecular types of CRC without any evident bias.

Stern's The Wrong Horse: The Politics of Intervention and the Failure of American Diplomacy(New York: Times Books, 1977) is a goldmine of information on both the 1967 coup and the subsequent 1974 Cyprus disaster, although the analysis is marred by the author's too evident biases.

"I would say: 'What a pity.'" And if I told him they had done me no harm at all? "I would say: 'How can you know?'" Leaving aside the self-evident bias in these responses, by his own logic I might have been much less happy, successful or intelligent had I never taken drugs.

And yet there were self-evident biases.

So no, Breitbart, in the wake of Orlando, ESPN shouldn't "Schilling" Hill for writing of and lamenting our country's all-too-evident biases and bigotry.

First, all the studies available for this meta-analysis were retrospective studies, so there was a possibility of evident selection bias and observer bias with regard to the adoption of the operative approach.