Sentence examples for inappropriate bias from inspiring English sources

Even before the messages were revealed, some Republicans had accused Mueller's team of harboring inappropriate bias, pointing to political contributions by several members to Clinton or other Democrats.

The 12 groups actually correspond to functionally different proteins and are not influenced by any factor that might create inappropriate bias in the KEGG Orthology database.

In order to avoid inappropriate bias, a comparison of annualized rate (events per patient per year) was performed for SBIs, overall infections, days in hospital, missed days of work or school and days on antibiotics.

"We feel that this is an inappropriate gender bias," Hall wrote.

A court panel has cited her for violation of the state judicial code of conduct claiming inappropriate religious bias.

Ford's brother, city councillor Doug Ford, called Blair's comments "inappropriate" and "biased" and demanded the chief step down.

We compared the posttest scores to the pretest scores separately on our two scales: the module-specific and "inappropriate thinking biases" scales.

Our subscale of "inappropriate thinking biases" did not show any change as a function of instruction, and scores were roughly at chance in both the pretest and the posttest.

We administered a pretest and a posttest including a scale that assessed understanding of the content, statistics, and experimental design with a subscale of items that assessed "inappropriate thinking biases" based on those presented by Stanovich (2009).

Commonly adopted approaches of censoring patients at their switching time or considering treatment as a time-dependent covariate were found to be particularly inappropriate, giving biased estimates of the true treatment effect in situations where a patient's switching pattern is strongly related to their underlying prognosis.

Not surprisingly, scores on the four-item "inappropriate thinking biases" subscale (items 19 22 on the pre/posttest; see Supplemental Material) were uninfluenced by the module; students performed roughly at chance both before and after the module, and comparisons on this subscale were nonsignificant, all p > 0.50 (data not shown).