Sentence examples for obvious biases from inspiring English sources

This immediately reveals some obvious biases.

"The real challenge is to ferret out latent prejudices, so it's extremely important for lawyers to suggest questions to the judge beyond those the judge would use to elicit obvious biases," said Mark Zauderer, a partner at Flemming Zulack Williamson Zauderer in Manhattan.

Polish shops, Polish job sites, social media, Polish Saturday school, local Catholic churches, workplaces with Polish employees, such as hotels, restaurants, construction sites, a car plant, and word of mouth) to maximize variation (Glaser & Strauss, 1967) and avoid obvious biases, such as a too similar socio-economic background, a similar length of stay, or membership in particular organizations.

Furthermore, obvious biases were reported for insertions in the 5'- and 3'-regulatory regions outside the coding regions for 500-bp regions and in introns rather than in exons in the rice genome (Chen et al. 2003), outside of the transcribed regions in Arabidopsis (Sessions et al. 2002), and in the intergenic region in M. oryzae (Choi et al. 2007).

Obvious biases aside, this time the staff of editors, writers and photographers really put together something special.

The battle for the big awards especially between Adele and Beyoncé for Album of the Year felt like the latest manifestation of the Recording Academy's obvious biases.

He has an obvious bias, but also a point.

Do some of the newspapers' articles express a more obvious bias than others?

"The evidence is contradictory, the forensic analysis is limited, and almost all the witnesses have an obvious bias or prejudice".

Objections have been raised to this review because of its obvious bias in favour of a law to criminalise the buying of sex.

To be frank, there are so many errors amid the obvious bias in his argument that it is hard to know where to start.