The anthropologists are always working in blind analysis to maximize impartiality and reduce confirmation bias in the tests conducted.
She is thinking, for example, of political or moral theorists' characterization of objectivity as impartiality and lack of bias (1983, 357).
If I were to walk past a clearly religious display like the Ten Commandments on my way into a courthouse for trial, I would have grave doubts about the ability of that court to treat me with impartiality and an absence of religious bias if my lack of belief were to become known.
Important journalistic questions of objectivity, impartiality, bias and transparency lie just beneath the surface here.
Among the senators themselves, supporters and opponents of the president have dropped all pretence of impartiality and have begun to demonstrate their biases openly.These anomalies are potential grounds for either Mr Estrada or those opposed to him to question the outcome of the trial.
The argument is universally condemned because it encourages jurors to abandon neutrality, impartiality, and objectivity and to decide the case on the basis of personal feelings such as prejudice, bias, and revenge.
During the evaluation process the ET ensured the impartiality and independence at all stages of the evaluation process, which contributes to the credibility of the evaluation and the avoidance of bias in findings, analyses and conclusions.
Regardless of the gender you identify with, there is no excuse for biased reporting and misrepresentation of facts when you represent an organisation that has been famed for its impartiality and balanced approach".
Impartiality and fairness start at home.
Mr. Micheletti accused Mr. Insulza of lacking "impartiality and professionalism".
