Sentence examples for more biased in from inspiring English sources

Even compared with previous Times correspondents, I believe his coverage is clearly more biased in a way that reflects the degree that he and his family are embedded in the Israeli culture.

Warner's research conducted in Detroit and Toronto found that mothers from the USA and Canada with only daughters and Canadian fathers are more biased in favor of egalitarian gender ideology; gender of children, however, had no significant impact on American fathers (Warner 1991).

In addition, self-reported anthropometrics are more biased in older than in younger subjects [ 5].

IMS presents small bias in the MCAR case (only for and PSI), but is more biased in the MAR case.

For given values of F and d f, the sex ratio is more biased in the habitat that contributes less to the whole population: when the proportion of females nesting in GOOD habitats is higher than the proportion of females nesting in POOR habitats (Fg > 1- g), the sex ratio is more biased in the POOR habitat; when Fg < 1- g, the sex ratio is more biased in the GOOD habitat.

In contrast with previous results [ 5, 32, 33], the reporting of body weight and height was not more biased in older subjects than in younger subjects.

When F increases, GOOD habitats can receive more females per unit of resource, and the sex ratio is then more biased towards females in GOOD habitats.

Namely, the use of sophisticated models in vision introduces more bias in the system, whereas signal based approaches lead to more variance.

In addition to a higher heritability, the model also introduced more bias in predictions.

Thus, these findings suggest that the UKCAT may be prone to more bias in some respects compared to A levels and less in others.

A number of other orthologs were found to possess more bias in Myotis than in Pteropus, some of which were manually explored for their possible connection to the visual system.