Sentence examples for perhaps biased from inspiring English sources

I'm a 28 year old librarian (with special interest in the children's side), so I'm perhaps biased, but I read as many children's and teen books by choice as adult ones.

The participant interview protocol focused on strategies from the literature and our prior classroom observations and perhaps biased the discussion.

Perhaps biased gene conversion is capable of producing such a dramatic difference by itself [ 18].

They are belonging both to the V1 and V2b groups – perhaps biased in relation to where they are projecting.

Moreover, although the sample was rather large, inclusion was perhaps biased as we only included people interested in an online intervention.

That there appear only to be 2 outlier years, and that we can match means and variances reasonably well (although always underestimating the latter) suggests our bounds are probably close, but perhaps biased.

Cairns et al. [ 88], for example, excluded patients that were 'distressed', which perhaps biases results in favour of stabilisation exercises.

Our study's inclusion criteria required that patients have experienced pain in the past 24 hours; perhaps biasing our overall sample towards more severe FM.

In reality, multiple turn pursuits, such as we observed in our cheetah-prey interactions, will consist of a both corner-cutting and overshooting by the predators with the proportion of either perhaps biasing the likelihood of prey capture or the chase being abandoned.

This compares with Ferreira et al [ 70], whose participants were from low socio-economic groups, who are more likely to develop chronic pain states with worse outcomes, and would perhaps bias results in favour of alternative treatment protocols [ 102].

That could have been due to confounding e.g. by a socio-economic factor or perhaps bias due to previous opinions among the respondents as a result of the way the questionnaire was designed.