Sentence examples for from skewed from inspiring English sources

The rating agencies suffer from skewed incentives.

However, the current source of information is derived from skewed data obtained at the beginning of the twentieth century.

It careers from skewed psychedelic blues to weird, slightly disturbing nursery rhymes, bubblegum pop buried beneath layers of noise and mock folk, occasionally within the space of one song.

During maturation, the capsid subunit transitions from a strained to a canonical tertiary conformation and this has been postulated to be the driving mechanism for initiating expansion via switching hexameric capsomer architecture from skewed to 6-fold symmetric.

Fuzztone guitar duels with Stephen Stills offset Young's high-pitched, nasal vocals; his lyrics veered from skewed romanticism to metaphoric social commentary, but his voice's naked, quavering vulnerability remained the constant in Young's turbulent, shape-shifting explorations.

The art of the 20th century was littered with all sorts of nonsensical ideas – from theosophy to the fifth dimension, from skewed modernist ideas of progress and universality to quasi-religious calls to faith in the artist's shamanistic and magical powers.

The percentiles used were obtained from the skewed LE-distribution resulting from interviewing 334 healthy volunteers.

The latest report found that 30% of 109 developing countries suffered from a skewed method mix, down from 35% in a 2006 analysis.

Even so, Mylroie comes at the agency from a skewed angle of attack.

Part of Japan's fear of China's growing economic might comes from a skewed focus on Japan's trade deficit with China excluding Hong Kong, which hit $25 billion last year.

However, normality of the sampling distribution of the mean is not always assured for relatively small samples, especially those from highly skewed distributions or where the observations may be dominated by a few extreme values.