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Our methodology , in practice since 1996 , has been employed in tackling new problems , setting aside established paradigms and biases to develop a body of knowledge on objective terms . The majority abandoned their long standing states rights bias to inject themselves into the fray on rather bogus grounds to terminate a process with a desired result in what was otherwise at the time a toss up . The growth pattern of the seed head ( and our constructed spiral ) is such that it is biased to povide reasonably close packing of the seeds ( or washers ) consistent with the growth processes . Monopolistic regulatory agencies provide a fertile environment for behavioral biases to flourish . There should be no increases in refinancing risks due to excessive reductions in the years to maturity ; and 3 ) There should be no interest rate hikes triggered by issuance biased to specific maturity sectors . There is a risk that this procedure may over-adjust for quality change , imparting a downward bias to the index . " You should be extremely skeptical of Strobel 's work - - he is a journalist in the truest modern tradition : biased to the core and never ashamed to fail to present both sides of a story . " [ A ] fter analysis of the written reports submitted by both experts and weighing the testimony provided by both experts , that the opinion of [ Maryam 's appraiser ] is better supported ( in particular with regard to use of more recent data concerning the increase in pre tax income in early 2000 , the on sight investigation , and the inherent bias to minimize value by [ the original appraisal ] in performing the task hired for ) and the court finds that the value of 500 shares of Midland Resources Inc. to be $ 2,660,000.00 . How can a teacher who conveys party values and stances to students in his normal lesson plans not be biased to his own party ? You could try a long gobbledygook-type e-mail address that is less vulnerable ( nothing is invulnerable ) to a dictionary attack that is biased to common names . Consequently , it is absolutely essential that this NAS panel avoid conflicts of interest and bias to the fullest extent possible . Speaking to some heads of women ’ s organisations , they were all unanimous in stating that yes , women ’ s organisations have been able to play the role of the catalyst and counter male biases to a large extent through research data and analysis ; female voices and by alternate visions ; awareness generation , direct media ( especially visual ) to promote women ’ s status and perspectives , legal education , reaching out to the women of all agencies ( harness the energies and wisdom of older women in the activities for women ) ; lobbying and advocacy . In my proposed project I hope to sort through the political rhetoric and regional biases to get a broader picture of the historical transformation of these sites through the Cultural Revolution to the present . It seems , then , that nature has pointed out a mixed kind of life as most suitable to the human race , and secretly admonished them to allow none of these biases to draw too much , so as to incapacitate them for other occupations and entertainments . While there are good structural reasons ( as discussed above ) to expect the genre 's implicit pro-libertarian bias to continue , we may expect their explicit role to increasingly reflect the success or failure or libertarian ideas in the real world .