She's seen as someone who is nonbiased, not attached to any particular camp.
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"Is it better to have a large sample that is biased, or a small sample that is nonbiased?" he asks in a UW news release.
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And it's not just tech giants playing an active role; start-ups are looking at how to create nonbiased ways of finding workers for jobs.
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But all of these proposed laws set a menacing precedent against peaceful criticism online, or, more insidiously, against nonbiased viewpoints that don't support the ruling government.
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The problem is that Facebook's good faith effort to combat misinformation while attempting to remain nonbiased and without censorship simply doesn't work against an entity operating in bad faith.
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"When it comes to making their health decisions, all California women — regardless of their economic background or ZIP code — deserve access to critical and nonbiased information to make their own informed decisions," he said.
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"I became a police officer to show the positive side of a New Yorker, a Muslim woman that can do this job, that is nonbiased," Officer Elsokary said at the news conference on Monday.
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But despite addiction's widespread presence and nonbiased grasp, a significant majority of society still doesn't view it — or react to it — the way we do other, less stigmatized diseases that makes us want to reach out and support the sufferer.
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Due to its functional selectivity for the G protein pathway, 6'-GNTI functions as an antagonist of nonbiased KOR agonists on the β-arrestin pathway. It is thought that 6'-GTNI may be able to produce analgesia without dysphoria and with a lower incidence of tolerance.
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Indeed, the Conference's work received continued recognition over the years. In 2007, the Congressional Research Service remarked that ACUS offered “nonpartisan, nonbiased, comprehensive, and practical assessments and guidance with respect to a wide range of agency processes, procedures, and practices.” In support of ACUS's reauthorization, Justice Antonin Scalia, a former Chairman of ACUS, testified before the House Judiciary Committee that the Conference represented “a unique combination of talents from the academic world, from within the executive branch . . .
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These include motility, chemotaxis to seed and root exudates, production of pili or fimbriae, production of specific cell surface components, ability to use specific components of root exudates, protein secretion, and quorum sensing. The generation of mutants altered in expression of these traits is aiding our understanding of the precise role each one plays in the colonization process. Progress in the identification of new, previously uncharacterized genes is being made using nonbiased screening strategies that rely on gene fusion technologies. These strategies employ reporter transposons and in vitro expression technology (IVET) to detect genes expressed during colonization.
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