An Etymological Dictionary of Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Marked by or exhibiting bias; characterized by settled and often prejudiced outlook.

Biased, from → bias + adj. suffix -ed.

Varakdâr, from varak, → bias + -dâr "possessing, having," from dâštan "to possess, to have."

Of a population parameter, if the mean or expectation of the statistics is not equal to the parameter.

→ biased; → estimate.

barâvard, → estimate; varakdâr→ biased.

The theory that bright galaxies form preferentially from anomalously overdense perturbations in the → early Universe.

→ biased; → galaxy; → formation.

A sample that is not a true representative of a → statistical population to which generalizations are to be made. A sample which is not → randomly constituted.

→ biased; → sample.

A statistics based on a → biased sample.

→ biased; → statistics.

Not biased or prejudiced.
Statistics: With an expected value that is equal to the parameter being estimated.

→ un- + → biased.

Bi- "without" + varak, → bias.

A sample statistics when the mean of the sampling distribution of that statistic can be shown to be equal to the parameter being estimated.

→ unbiased; → estimator.

A sample in which every individual element in the population has an equal chance of being selected.

→ unbiased; → sample.