Sentence examples for prejudiced selection from inspiring English sources
Many of them are marked by methodological deficiencies, preconceived ideas, and a prejudiced selection of source documents; nevertheless, some of these theories contain points of view that deserve consideration.
Accordingly, the downsides of operating within a suboptimal regulatory environment may not prejudice selection of an otherwise visible and competent investigator, whose trial site information is readily available and who is able to recruit the required patients.
The increased risk of second primary esophageal cancer among patients with a first primary oral and pharyngeal carcinoma was reported [ 11- 13], yet there has been limited to single-institutional data, prejudiced by selection bias or small sample size.
The WSC representatives felt that Harvey's anti-WSC comments made him prejudiced against the selection of former WSC players.
This prejudice in channel selection inevitably invites doubts on the reliability of this proposed L-SR model.
In certain extreme cases these artifactual similarities can prejudice the model selection tests towards common ancestry if the alignment bias is large and unaccounted for.
If a selection panel is prejudiced against women, that prejudice needs to be addressed – and that is how the Conservative party is making progress with more women MPs.
There was the offer of "money off if he walks" during the Oscar Pistorius trial, a 2010 commercial showing a blind footballer kicking a cat into a tree and a recent offer to Chelsea fans on the way to the Capital One Cup final to "prove you're not prejudiced" by posing with a selection of disabled and black and minority ethnic actors.
So how could Barnes & Noble and local bookstores compete with the prejudice-free selection process?
Without randomisation, treatment comparisons may be prejudiced, whether consciously or not, by selection of participants of a particular kind to receive a particular treatment.
Citing "insularity and prejudice" in West Indian selection, an article in a Trinidad newspaper stated: "The selection of Betancourt in preference to Dewhurst was a pre-arranged affair, the latter being only given the leadership of the second Trinidad team in order to keep quiet a suspicious and already much chagrined public".
