Sentence examples for full of biases from inspiring English sources

As Joan Acocella wrote recently in The New Yorker, "Every statement is subjective, partial, full of biases and secret messages".

By the eighties, the goal of objectivity had been replaced, at least in the universities, by the postmodern view that there is no such thing as objectivity: every statement is subjective, partial, full of biases and secret messages.

Michael O. Leavitt, the secretary of health and human services, said the current payment system was full of biases and distortions that encouraged hospitals to provide "treatments that happen to be the most profitable.'' Federal officials said the new payments would be more accurate because they would be based on estimated hospital costs, rather than inflated charges.

The model measures the relationship between Total Mood Disturbance (TMD), heart rate of worker and workplace parameters using Kansei Engineering approach.However, the rapid measurement of TMD is difficult and full of bias since using the paper-based questionnaire of Profile of Mood States (POMS).

You know, the people who dismiss all other outlets as full of biased lies from Hollywood Jew-fags.

There are many people who are fighting against the stigma associated with mental illness -- but sometimes it can be hard to remember that in a world full of bias.

Almost every one of the 43 were full of gender bias: 'This teacher has a political agenda.' 'This teacher supports gay rights.' " In one of the few lawsuits ever brought over student evaluations, Byerly sued Ithaca in 2001 for sex discrimination.

Taylor Owen, in his 2015 article titled The Violence of Algorithms, described a demonstration he witnessed by intelligence analytics software company Palantir, and made two major points in response — the first being that oftentimes these systems are written by humans, based on data tagged and entered by humans, and as a result are "chock full of human bias and errors".

NGS data is always full of sequencing bias and is highly uneven, which caused the difficulty of distinguishing where repeats or nonrepeats are.

As one can see, the ions never gain the full energy of bias voltage even in the absence of collision.

The profile shows that in the dynamic sheath, unlike the static sheath, the ions never gain the full energy of bias voltage.