Sentence examples for understandably biased from inspiring English sources
Soueif gives an intensely engaging panorama of a century of Middle Eastern politics (mildly, if understandably, biased toward Egypt).
Of course all developers are understandably biased towards the tools they know or, sometimes, the tools they want to learn rather than the one that's ideal for the job at hand.
Reviews may be unavoidably and understandably biased by personal involvement and convergence may occur only slightly more often than expected by chance.
Early clinical investigation algorithms used in regional reporting are understandably biased towards detecting cases among patients exposed to affected countries or to known cases.
The prevalence of fatty liver (> 5% of hepatocytes containing macrovesicular fat), adjusted for age, gender, race, and ethnicity was estimated to be 9.6%, although the autopsy cohort was understandably biased relative to the general population, due to overrepresentation of Hispanic boys.
"I'm biased, understandably so, but it's not just a two-horse race," he said.
Thus, understandably to some extent, the datasets would be "noisy" and biased towards network "hubs" chosen.
The contest has, understandably, generated immense media attention in Indonesia - but critics say the majority of Indonesian media is deeply biased and is influencing voters rather than informing them.
Her résumé in the past decade has understandably alarmed advocates of financial reform, who fear that her work as a defender of Wall Street means that she is dangerously biased in favor of the banks and their deregulatory agenda.
Having spent so much time with each girl, she understandably shows a certain bias; every girl seems to be a victim and everyone's story has a rather sentimental conclusion -- mother and child smiling through the tears.
