Sentence examples for unacceptably biased from inspiring English sources
The trial closed the following week, after the judge's summing up "had been unacceptably biased", according to Tomes.
Tomes relates that "many opined that the judge's summing-up had been unacceptably biased"; Havers, Grayson and Shankland call Coleridge's speech "biased", while The National Observer considered it "a melancholy and flagrant violation of the best traditions of the English bench".
It is of importance that our analysis did not identify unacceptably great bias of GC- or AT-codon frequencies (Additional data files 6 and 8).
If we find in some instances that algorithms have an unacceptably high degree of bias in comparison with current decision-making processes, then there is no harm done by following the evidence and maintaining the existing paradigm.
The commonly used estimating equations perform poorly when estimating GFR, with high biases and unacceptably high errors.
Furthermore, the commonly used estimating equations (CG, MDRD and CKD-EPI equations) perform poorly when estimating GFR, with high biases and unacceptably high errors.
This transcript-dependent dye bias alone could introduce unacceptably high numbers of both false-positive and false-negative signals.
The disadvantage of the measure is its sensitivity mainly to unacceptably great GC- or AT-codon frequency bias (1 4) [ 65].
Even at this time point, however, the bias and the LOAs were unacceptably high (0.7 litres per minute and -1.3 to +2.7 litres per minute).
Civil liberties groups argued that the E-Verify database's error rate is unacceptably high, and that the law creates a presumptive bias against hiring Hispanics.
