Sentence examples for unbiased reflection from inspiring English sources

The rate is defined by the reflectance variation divided by the unbiased reflection at each λ, which reaches up to 5.16 near λ = 2.56 μm.

Analytics professionals need to respect our colleagues' professions and portray data-driven recommendations as a clear and unbiased reflection of how they do their jobs.

As tumour growth beyond 1 2 mm is angiogenesis dependent, measurement of the largest tumour was a consistent and unbiased reflection of the effects of Ang-1 on tumour angiogenesis.

Second, the propensity of females versus males to enter traps is unknown and so we do not know if the census sex ratio is an unbiased reflection of the tertiary sex ratio.

Therefore, given that the solexa library is a representative, unbiased reflection of the barley genome, nearly 30% of its sequence (20-mers that exists 11 or more times) is derived from a mere 1% of discrete 20 mers sequences available.

The questionnaire examined fish consumption during the 6 months before the survey, and an unbiased reflection of fish MeHg intake in hair mercury was dependent upon a steady-state body burden of MeHg.

Given earlier findings that showed a close link between cognitive reflection, unbiased decisions and rationality, our results suggest that mathematical anxiety might be negatively related to individuals' ability to make advantageous choices and good decisions.

In summary, we are confident that indirect assessment done well (i.e., well-designed surveys with high response rates, student self-reflection, unbiased evaluators, etc). is of value equal to similarly well-designed, direct-assessment measures in assessing the outcomes of a course (or any project).

Perhaps, as Sandy Hingston puts it in Philadelphia magazine, we can now all agree that college rankings are "bunk". They're really reflections of their creators, not unbiased scientific observations, no matter how many times words like "methodology," "formula," and "analysis" are used.

This reading aimed to be as unbiased as possible and focused on the descriptions of the narrators and their reflections, which were used to guide the subsequent structural analyses.

The news feed algorithm means that Facebook is not an unbiased reflection of reality – it twists things according to attention, and manipulates users into using it more.