weight - a weighted average.
Steven Gerrard's attempted through-pass for Luis Suárez had not been well calibrated but the Uruguayan's petulant reaction to a badly weighted delivery appeared disproportionate.
Therefore a weighted sample design (disproportionate stratified sampling), commonly employed in national statistics, accountancy and business surveys, was adopted 27, 28 (see Supporting information, Appendix S1 Supplementary Methods).
At present, votes are weighted to give smaller countries a disproportionate say.
Nonetheless, it is still market cap weighted, and this means it has disproportionate exposure to larger U.S. companies, with the top-ten holdings (Apple, Microsoft, Amazon.com etc). representing 18% of the ETF's exposure.
Data were weighted afterwards to correct for the disproportionate stratification of the underlying causes of death.
funestus that are known to predominantly depend on perennial aquatic habitats, and therefore mediate a disproportionate amount of dry season transmission, merit correspondingly weighted attention.
In a system weighted, by Constitutional design, to give rural areas disproportionate influence, Democrats' hopes in 2018 remain hazy.
The overall correlation coefficients appear to be heavily weighted toward the U.S., perhaps due to the disproportionate number of U.S. study sites.
To prevent the new nations from overwhelming the ISFs, Brundage proposed that the federations adopt weighted voting systems to allow earlier members to wield disproportionate influence, which some did.
