Sentence examples for far more biased from inspiring English sources

In all three cases the majority of sequences begin with a U, however the distribution is clearly far more biased towards U in those sequences matching current miRBase entries.

Supporters of the legislation argue that the disqualification is necessary to prevent the committee process from being biased, but the House is perfectly willing to have industry paid scientists weigh in, although they have an obvious and far more worrisome bias.

A survey released earlier this week by the American Economics Association revealed something that female economists were deeply unsurprised by: that women in the field faced far more gender bias than their male counterparts.

In the case documented here, the biases associated with violation of the assumptions of the MT method are clearly noticeable; however, it is possible that measured data could include other far more subtle biases that could go unnoticed and unappreciated.

Analyses of the admissions data included in the court filings reveal a far more consequential bias affecting Harvard's admissions decisions: The preference for legacy applicants.

In real life these figures would most likely be biased far more towards cycling, Ferguson said: "We were pretty conservative.

Just as dangerous is the unconscious bias against women pursuing careers in science that is far more pervasive: implicit bias tests show it affects even those who would be horrified that gender stereotypes might be subconsciously conditioning their behaviour.

There is far more "fringe candidate" bias in the media than there is liberal or conservative bias.

Kelefa Sanneh's article betrays a bias far more insidious than that of the rockists he takes such pleasure in deriding.

They also saw far more racism and racial bias, for example, than even men of color or the white women.

They also saw far more racism and racial bias for example than even men of color or the white women.