Sentence examples for a skewed representation from inspiring English sources

For example, it is only ever possible to generate a limited amount of traffic so it can only provide a skewed representation of censorship policies.

Pielke isn't criticized because of a lack of "purity," he's criticized because he consistently provides a skewed representation of the body of peer-reviewed science, downplaying links between climate change and extreme weather and only focusing on areas where those links are uncertain.

The urge to share good news and keep bad news hidden means that Facebook gives a skewed representation of our day-to-day life.

Moreover, a skewed representation of male and female embryos would have the same consequences on induced and repressed genes, which is not what we observed.

This effect was not due to a skewed representation of male and female embryos in the different RNA pools that were used.

Second, selection of cell sub-populations using standard single-cell handling techniques can be biased in subtle ways, which can then result in a skewed representation of a pre-selected sub-population of single-cells from a heterogeneous population.

And we both know that is a tiny, skewed representation of readers.

Arnaout et al. [36] also showed that V, D and J segments were utilized with different frequencies, resulting in a highly skewed representation of VDJ combinations in the human antibody gene repertoire.

After centuries of racism, discrimination, and an unbelievable skewed representation of "normal," sometimes we (read: y'all) can be blind to anything but the default white figure or voice.

While one-to-one screening reduces the number of false negatives that can arise as an artifact of the skewed representation associated with pooled screening, it does not allow identification of unexpected or nonorthologous complementation pairs.

Some variables had low parental responses: cordless phone frequency (n = 152), transmission system (n = 138), and WiFi (n = 139), resulting in a skewed SES representation.