0 able to judge fairly because you are not influenced by your own opinions:
1 able to judge fairly because you are not influenced by your own opinions:
2 not affected or influenced by someone's beliefs or opinions:
Every effort is made to present unbiased information.
I need some unbiased advice.
You're asking for an unbiased opinion from someone who is very biased.
The commission's staff is supposed to investigate and study regulations based on unbiased research.
However, unbiased estimates are premised on the existence of good data on input prices.
Prospectively defined interaction with the sponsor facilitates unbiased design and conduct, but arrangements need careful implementation to avoid conflicts of interest.
For the unbiased nonwords, there were 25 cases where all the items with a particular ending were classified as masculine.
Thus, analyses utilized robust full information maximum likelihood estimation, enabling use of all available data and producing unbiased parameter estimates and standard errors.
The book does not provide unbiased, factual evidence on the benefits of the first generation products of this technology to farmers.
Chapter 6 introduces settings in which investors have different beliefs about future states including biased and unbiased beliefs as well as beliefs of different accuracy.
What is clear is the need for reliable authoritative information from credible sources, together with unbiased media reporting.
For typical and uninformed climbing, the variance is bounded in unbiased tries but grows logarithmically in biased tries.
