Sentence examples for free unbiased from inspiring English sources

An editorial in the daily Mlada Fronta Dnes said the struggle of the journalists was justified, if illegal, adding, "Their rebellion is the defense of principles that form the basis for the spread of free, unbiased information".

The starting point for many is the Zestimate — a free, unbiased, estimated value of a home, both currently and over time, based on millions of publicly available and user-submitted data points.

With free, unbiased information and technical support from ENERGY STAR, your congregation can more easily improve stewardship of your budget's energy dollars and of the earth by reducing energy waste and energy costs, while protecting the environment.

Matt Woods is the President of SOLD.com, the first-of-its-kind free, unbiased, educational resource and comparison engine for home sellers.

The presenter explicitly encouraged employers to explore purchasing a high quality depression product and offered free unbiased technical assistance.

Email reminders of key points in the presentation plus encouragement to request free unbiased technical assistance from the presenter were sent 15-, 17-, and 19-months after the presentation.

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) query the entire genome in a hypothesis-free, unbiased manner.

The genome-wide association study (GWAS) approach queries the genome in a hypothesis-free, unbiased approach, with the potential for identifying novel genetic variants.

For extension primers we used either the CpG-free (unbiased recognition of bisulfite DNA; MS-SNuPE)[ 19] primers 'oligo 27' for SEPT9 and 'oligo 30' for TMEFF2, or the (methylation-restricted; MR-SNuPE) CpG dinucleotide-containing primers 'oligo 45' for SEPT9 and 'oligo 62' for TMEFF2 (top strand) and 'oligo 28' for SEPT9 and 'oligo 44' for TMEFF2 (bottom strand).

The goal of savvyvoter.org is to provide free and unbiased information to help voters make an informed decision, said Joshua Schaff, its project director.

As Spinoza puts it, "this freedom [of expressing one's ideas] is of the first importance in fostering the sciences and the arts, for it is only those whose judgment is free and unbiased who can attain success in these fields".