1. the action of influencing someone or something in a particular direction
Usage: gerund form
2. the application of a steady voltage or current to an electronic device to establish proper operating conditions
Usage: electronics; technical

1. present participle of bias; influencing in a particular direction, typically unfairly
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• The researcher was accused of biasing the study results.
• Media coverage was biasing public opinion against the proposal.
• The teacher avoided biasing students toward any particular answer.
• Biasing the transistor correctly is essential for amplification.
• The survey questions were biasing respondents’ answers.
• Proper biasing ensures the circuit operates in the linear region.
• The judge warned against biasing the jury with emotional appeals.