Sentence examples for permanently biased from inspiring English sources
Many Palestinians believe that the Americans are permanently biased toward Israel, even if Mr. Clinton has diligently nurtured a relationship with Mr. Arafat, and they contend that the meeting is inherently built to disfavor them.
For the invention and development of the electret microphone, a permanently biased condenser microphone which can operate in normal environments indefinitely without the need for high voltage supplies, thereby allowing it to be miniaturized.
So it is possible that deaths before 1950 had left the LSS cohort permanently biased in favor of persons who had high levels of resistance to all (early and late) effects of radiation.
But a tribunal appeals ruling in November, freeing two Croat generals convicted of crimes against Serbs, outraged many Serbs who had always viewed the tribunal as biased against them and as an instrument to taint their national image permanently.
No behavioral interventions, like empathy training, have yet to permanently and effectively shift social bias, Marini says in a release.
Mr Robertson also argued that he should not be permanently disqualified from all cases since the bias allegations concerned only some cases which had yet to start.
The ACR thinks that radiologists can implement imaging referral guidelines in clinical practice by taking away any economical bias, the guidelines should be reviewed permanently by peers, and self-regulation and formal adhesion should be achieved by strengthening education.
Due to the lack of sufficient clinical information and to avoid a systematic selection bias 57/58 "holiday dialysis" patients that were not permanently treated in the dialysis facility had to be excluded.
Second, and potentially more important, there could be a selection bias if a large number of rural households had (permanently) migrated elsewhere between 2002 and 2008.
