Sentence examples for remained biased from inspiring English sources

In the nineteenth century, the American courts remained biased toward protecting men who might be falsely accused.

Dr Richard Stone – one of the four men whose damning conclusions in the 1999 Macpherson report led to major changes in UK race relations – said that police tactics remained biased against the black population.

With their collective status diminished, post-recessionary women had less ability to influence business policy than before the recession, and the system remained biased in favor of people without care-giving commitments (remember that these are not "merely personal" commitments, they are essential to the running of the nation).

It has been suggested that the failure of existing MCMC algorithms to explicitly sample zero-length branches could produce unreliable results when the true tree is a star phylogeny [30], but BI remained biased when modified to sample unresolved trees (Fig. S5b,c).

Nonetheless, the composition of the expert panels remained biased.

The majority of studies (29 studies, 78%) recruited participants across several study sites, although data remained biased towards the views of female and community-based service users.

However, it is plausible that some confounding remained, biasing our risk estimates.

When the degree of bias of these genes was compared to the remaining biased gene pairs for each accession, these 478 biased pairs had a significantly larger degree of bias than the remaining gene pairs (between 1.3 – 1.6 fold greater on average; p < 0.001).

Or will the rules remain biased towards those who can afford the government-imposed costs of business?

This reflects the fact that both exon arrays and ESTs remain biased towards the better characterized (and, generally, protein coding) regions of the genome.

The results of such a study remain biased.