Sentence examples for narrow biased from inspiring English sources

We are deeply concerned that measuring a great diversity of educational traditions and cultures using a single, narrow, biased yardstick could, in the end, do irreparable harm to our schools and our students.

However, keep in mind that even if you do fit that attorney's niche, that sort of narrow, biased representation may not be the best direction for you.[2].

These data show that high density nucleation exceeding 1011 cm− 2 occurs only in a narrow bias voltage range from 125 to 175 V and a narrow methane concentration range from 1.5 to 3%.

When these face-deprived monkeys were subsequently exposed to monkey or human faces exclusively for one month, they then showed a perceptual narrowing bias towards only the exposed species' faces.

In patients with hyperlactatemia, a global tissular perfusion marker, venous oxygen saturations presented a higher correlation and narrower bias and limits of agreement, suggesting, perhaps, that under high arterial lactate levels there is a generalized hypoperfusion that reflects not only on the SvO2, but also on the SvcO2.

These large, government-sponsored studies are supposed to be the gold standard — and very different from the narrow, occasionally biased studies sponsored by manufacturers seeking approval of a new drug.

Yet, as has happened in every religious and spiritual tradition, ignorance influenced by narrow cultural biases can hinder the deep wisdom from flowering.

Although multicentre data repositories offer the opportunity to narrow study bias, there are several limitations inherent to retrospective study design.

Alternatively, EMA focused specifically on current or very recent past affective experiences and was intended to narrow recall biases.

In such cases, Pc's can introduce narrow-band bias in MT transfer function estimates at FLR eigenperiods (~ 10 100 s).

An extended time between experimental stages and/or a lengthened WI-WO period may have narrowed the bias between methods.