Sentence examples for would be unbiased from inspiring English sources

The lawyers said there was little chance a Camden County jury would be unbiased toward the rabbi, who has been charged with paying two men to kill his wife, Carol, in their Cherry Hill home six years ago.

If results for every cutpoint from the 100 trials in the example were reported, the results, as pictured in Figure 3, would be unbiased.

All those interviewed were reminded that their responses would be kept confidential and that the interpretation of their responses would be unbiased.

From this point of view, outcome measures reflect the patient's subjective perspective whereas an objective measure would be unbiased by the patient's state of mind.

Early editions of advertisements for the paper promised that the paper would be: "Unbiased by prejudice – uninfluenced by party.

"She couldn't unequivocally say that she would be unbiased," Judge Sullivan said after she had left the room, saying he would excuse her.

Breusch-Pagan/Cook-Weisberg test, however, revealed presence of heteroskedasticity, implying that analyzing this data without addressing this problem would result inefficient parameter estimates, although the estimates would still be unbiased.

Scientists should be unbiased.

If misreporting was random (people being as likely to over and under-report their height/weight) then reported mean BMI would still be unbiased, but reported variance would be higher than 'true' variance.

We hypothesised that for fully-recovered participants if their recalled pre-injury health status is unbiased then it would be the same as their post-injury status.

No editor or journalist is unbiased.