Even assuming that courts' errors in estimating buyer benefits would be unbiased, a restitution rule would strengthen sellers' hand by providing them with a put option that they may but do not have to use.
The lawyers said there was little chance a Camden County jury would be unbiased toward the rabbi, who has been charged with paying two men to kill his wife, Carol, in their Cherry Hill home six years ago.
All those interviewed were reminded that their responses would be kept confidential and that the interpretation of their responses would be unbiased.
If results for every cutpoint from the 100 trials in the example were reported, the results, as pictured in Figure 3, would be unbiased.
From this point of view, outcome measures reflect the patient's subjective perspective whereas an objective measure would be unbiased by the patient's state of mind.
Early editions of advertisements for the paper promised that the paper would be: "Unbiased by prejudice – uninfluenced by party.
"She couldn't unequivocally say that she would be unbiased," Judge Sullivan said after she had left the room, saying he would excuse her.
This tech-powered advice would be unbiased and driven by cold hard facts, not opinion or commissions.
What I wanted was to provide what would be unbiased calculations on what the impacts be, so decision makers can have all the information they need".
But between his comments about race, religion and gender, the people Trump thinks would be unbiased enough to serve may make up a very narrow slice of the population. .
BI would be unbiased if and only if the true length of every branch on any tree were known in advance and could be assigned as a prior for that branch with probability 1.0 [32].
