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While the bank should provide its own evaluations, these would tend to be biased toward justification of what it had done.

Zuma said the international community should not be biased or some foreign media reports, but should also listen to the voice of Libya.

He said it was unhelpful for doctors to be biased against obese patients.

As a virologist, I may be biased, but I believe the greatest advances in molecular therapies in the near future will involve viruses.

To be biased and side with the Israelis, this is traditional for the United States; we do not expect them to be in the middle soon.

I helped to found this company, so my assessments may be biased , but I view the prospects for quantum dots as, well, bright.

it's just one of the investigation, the judgment might be biased.

There is absolutely no way you can be biased when translating. . . it's just a bunch of curse words.

Thus, a moving direction of the pointer (2) can be biased to a predetermined direction.

The money circulation can be biased towards or against CPI related goods and services.

Committee advice can be biased if a committee is only composed of persons with similar backgrounds and experiences.

Interview preparation in general can be divided into peacetime preparation and temporary preparation, whichever is can't be biased.

I try not to be biased, but I had my doubts about hiring Stevie.

If any of them is found to be biased, he may be challenged for cause and excused.

To me, Chapter 5 was fascinating, but my opinion may be biased by my own experience.

You may also be biased by responses you've heard from other participants, perhaps earlier in the same study.

Choosing the median of five snapshot nominal pricesensures that the closing price will not be biased by one single trade.

When an object can be either selected or dragged, it is vital that the mouse be biased towards the selection operation.

The market return may be biased in different times and the return series is the mixture of predictability and unpredictability.

However, individual technology can be biased and render only an incomplete picture.

That meant their answers to the questionnaires were unlikely to be biased by knowledge of eventual autism status.

People tend to be biased, unfortunately, towards youth.

Students like Li may also worry that bits of advice from upperclassmen may be "*biased" .

Even a studiously impartial literature review will be biased towards published results.

Some education experts point out that social discourse on the "post-80s" and "post-90s" generations tend to be biased.

A less careful review will often be biased towards results that are interesting.

As I wrote the book myself, my review of the book will be biased.

While many of the sector's funds have a global mandate, the majority of allocations tend to be biased towards the US.

However, the model simulation will be biased in heavy rainfall process.

Therefore, if a risk manager is too involved in the technical analyses, the results will appear biased and may in fact be biased.

Still, the fish upright and can not be biased towards one side, forward planting the first individual to be.

OLS estimates of Medicaid' s effect may be biased because of omitted variables bias and measurement error.

In our country, the Labor Contract Law is an integral part of labour law, more emphasis should be biased towards the protection.

It will be biased in favor of those who happen to be born