Sentence examples for not weighted for from inspiring English sources

The ombudsman said the most complained-about financial institution in the second half of 2013 was Lloyds TSB, followed by Bank of Scotland, Barclays, MBNA and HSBC, though it said the ranking was not weighted for the number of customers each company has.

Note that the residuals are not weighted for spatial coverage.

Measures are then normalized inside the objective function; i.e., the information is not weighted for its cardinality; however, link measures provide information on all the origin destination components, while path travel times only on one origin destination pair.

For that purpose, different forms of asthma like childhood, adult or atopic asthma were not discriminated and reports were not weighted for study size.

a study population values, not weighted for oversampling.

However, these scores are not weighted for number of Counterfeit Incidents in an individual country.

After the camera had been pulled out and cooled to room temperature, it wasn't weighted for additional 20 min for the purpose of air desorption.

The conditions included in the aggregate variable were not weighted here for life-threat, as previous research has suggested that this does not necessarily improve model fit [ 41], however the combination of stage of disease and comorbidity was found by these authors to increase mortality risk.

Hence they are not weighted to account for the prevalence of spousal pairings in occupation, i.e., the statistics treat all pairs as equally probable and attach equal weight.

Source: Data from the WageIndicator survey 2008 2011 (weighted within countries), aggregated for 16 HRH occupations in 20 countries (n=300 occupation/country cells, which are not weighted across countries for the size of the national population or the national HRH workforce).

If the penalty parameter is not weighted (equal C for both classes), there is an undesirable bias towards the class with the large training size; and thus we set the ratio of penalties for different classes to the inverse ratio of the training class sizes.