Should it instead be biased to protect traditional state prerogatives?
However, without knowledge of the actual volcanic field boundary, it is difficult to determine if this makes the contour results more reliable for awkward volcanic field shapes, such as that of Harrat Rahat, or instead, overly biased towards observed eruption locations.
This would indicate that the Internet as a resource for parents in Sweden may be a socially unbiased, but instead gender biased, medium [ 33].
The idea of a "cultural attractor" rests on the assumption that transformations are not equally probable, and instead are biased in some direction.
When reporting about the foraging events of others, media produce what appears to be public information but may instead be biased to further their own interests.
For example, the rapid fragment loss and cytosine methylation observed in Aegilops-Triticum wheat (Ozkan et al. 2001; Shaked et al. 2001) do not occur in Gossypium, which instead demonstrates biased expression dominance on a genome-wide level (Liu et al. 2001; Flagel et al. 2008; Chaudhary et al. 2009; Rapp et al. 2009).
Instead, production is biased toward clusters that were at the heel-ward side of their respective fracturing stage.
In her preface to "Bloodshed" she speaks of her frustration at not being able to write in a Jewish language instead of profane, biased English.
Yet, few algorithmic designs are themselves intrinsically biased - instead, any biases they encode were learned from their training data and the human experts that tuned them.
Darwin's brilliant insight was to combine these two factors and to realize that success in the struggle for existence would not be determined by chance, but instead would be biased by some of the heritable differences that exist among organisms.
