The phrase "asymmetry data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, data analysis, or scientific research where the concept of asymmetry in data is being discussed.
Example: "The asymmetry data collected from the experiment revealed significant deviations from the expected results."
Alternatives: "asymmetrical data" or "data on asymmetry".
The exception was extreme asymmetry data for the Ki67 biomarker.
Although the normal distribution appears to fit asymmetry data very well [ 24], non-linear developmental mapping – which appears to be very widespread [ 1] – would result in skewed distributions of trait values on left and right.
In DMSO treated explant pairs an asymmetric pattern of cLfng expression was rarely seen (n = 2/18) showing asymmetry, data not shown) and as such the effects of XAV939 on cLfng expression could not be attributed to DMSO or natural variability in expression or to the assay itself.
Vertebrates, hemichordates and crinoids show a significant GC asymmetry in their control region [ 45], while basal chordates such as cephalochordates and most of the Ambulacraria, groups that have shorter control regions than in Xenoturbella, have a very low GC asymmetry (data not shown).
Using this Bayesian model to analyse different empirical datasets revealed that high skewness may be a general property of variation in DS for asymmetry data with both high and low values of R. In addition, values of R may not contain much information on the amount of variation in DS.
We found that such complete reversal of neuropil asymmetry was due to an early role of Daam1a in the control of embryo asymmetry, which resulted in disruption of Nodal signalling in both the lateral plate mesoderm and the epithalamus, and subsequently in randomised directionality of epithalamic asymmetry (data not shown).
Comparison of the respective left and right bars essentially confirms the 3'/5'-asymmetry data of the triple sensitivities discussed above, namely that the Aa- and At-groups show the largest and smallest asymmetries, respectively.
After correcting for age, headache history still correlated with parieto-occipital delta asymmetry (log data: partial correlation r = −0.36, p = 0.04).
With the recent surge in data-hungry, delay-sensitive applications, such as capturing videos on mobile devices and posting them on social networking sites, online gaming, video conferencing, and Voice-over-IP (VoIP), the asymmetry in data rates between the downlink and uplink is closing.
Funnel plots and the Egger's regression asymmetry test (data not shown) did not reveal evidence for publication bias, although small number of studies compromised this analysis.
The asymmetry in data points for the respiratory infection group, i.e., the absence of published ORs less than 1.0 produced by less precise (generally smaller) studies, suggested possible publication bias.
