Sentence examples for unbiased responding from inspiring English sources
Highlighting that the patient questionnaire was anonymous, and could not be traced back to an individual patient was important to a number of our participants and likely to be key in promoting unbiased responding.
On this week's podcast, Volitich said that when students ask her questions about current events, she responds with unbiased "facts".
The application of deep brain electrical stimulation (DBS) combined with manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MEMRI) provides an unbiased representation of the functional anatomy, which shows the communication between areas of the brain responding to the therapy.
Quickly enough, the network, responding to criticism from "nonpolitical" journalists that the undeniably liberal and partisan Democrat Stephanopoulos could not credibly provide unbiased reporting, made an adjustment: Their new man would do just analysis, apparently the only acceptable form of journalistic work for someone so deeply tainted by politics.
Americans will respond, if given enough unbiased information over a substantial period of time.
In neither the communicative nor the individual conditions c differed from zero (Single-sample T-test: communicative condition, t = −.02; p = .983; individual condition, t = .60; p = .553), thus suggesting that participants' responses were unbiased (i.e., there was no systematic tendency to respond 'first interval' or 'second interval').
Despite the fact that this storm of controversy touched some of the nation's most sensitive subjects, the military has yet to validate fears of another 'palace coup', and the civilian government has so far responded to the controversy maturely by calmly initiating a transparent and unbiased inquiry to get to the facts of the matter.
But few had checked rigorously - unbiased by our own human perception of these markings as "eyes" - until Dr John Skelhorn at Newcastle University, UK examined how birds responded to a series of fake caterpillars with snake's eyes.
Another organization that responded to the F.D.A.'s March 3rd solicitation for public input was the American Medical Association, which came out in favor of letting sales reps incorporate scientific studies about off-label uses into their promotional materials but also emphasized that the information should be "accurate and unbiased".
