Sentence examples for generally biased from inspiring English sources

For a variety of life histories and sampling schemes, our results show that estimates of per-generation effective size in species with overlapping generations are generally biased downwards, though not severely.

Reporting on the Horn of Africa by Human Rights Watch is generally biased and anti-government.

I was, however, struck by Wolfe's claim that my book argues " 'there is more than a grain of truth' in the charge that Middle Eastern studies departments are generally biased against Israel".

Since March this year it has advocated a change in Bosnia's election law, to require candidates to appeal to more than one ethnic group, and so to encourage the compromising policies necessary to prevent a fresh round of blood-letting.It takes the ICG to raise such troublesome issues, because the other foreign groups that brave the world's trouble spots are generally biased towards discretion.

However, CC analysis is generally biased under MAR.

In such scenarios, maximum likelihood estimators based on subjects with observed disease status are generally biased.

Suppose you thought that emotion generally biases moral decision-making, or somehow reduces freedom, and that the ideal form of moral deliberation should be based on pure reason.

Warmer climates generally bias sex ratios in reptiles toward females.

This would generally bias statistics based on the number of co-occurrence events.

We would expect such misclassification to be nondifferential, which would generally bias results toward the null.

Generally, biases in SSR repeat distribution were far greater in BAC library sequence than in EST library sequence.