"Will it be objective, or will it be biased, like an editorial?" she wanted to know.
But the presumption throughout this Documenta seems to be that a camera, simply aimed at something, tells the truth, the more cameras the better, as if a profusion of views through the lenses weren't also bound to be biased, like all points of view.
"The image of Romanians in the British and European press is biased… We like spending time with our families, going to the pub with our friends after work.
I think it is the reviewer's mistake to not recognize that every perspective is biased and like all past Scorsese movies, this film is told from the perspective of a narrator who can only see things through his own eyes.
We conclude that, because the number of Vα24+Vβ11+CD3+ NKT cells is decreased and the cytokine profile of blood-derived NKT cells is biased toward a Th1-like phenotype in RA patients, NKT cells might be functionally related to resistance or progression of RA.
Because if one thing is still certain, it's that the education system is biased against folks like me.
University Chancellor Harvey Perlman told faculty members in an email sent out Friday that the association's evaluative metric is biased against institutions like UNL, according to the Omaha World-Herald: "I had hoped our extraordinary accomplishments and steep trajectory would have made us less vulnerable, but the AAU's approach to the review made this result inevitable," he said.
The chassis setup is biased toward over-steer (like most mid- and rear-engined cars).
American officials will have to determine whether the information provided by countries like Syria is biased in an effort to support some Syrian agenda that is not immediately apparent.
His point is that the mainstream media is biased and unfairly targeting conservatives like Bachmann – the response to her words is more important than the words themselves.
