Sentence examples for outlying case from inspiring English sources

Bennett Miller's movie depicts an outlying case of a system's perversion by a person who is partly malevolent and partly deranged but it also shows a system that leaves itself open to abuse.

Bennett Miller's movie depicts an outlying case of a system's perversion by a person who is partly malevolent and partly deranged — but it also shows a system that leaves itself open to abuse.

It can be noted that the average increase of market value of land in private housing projects would be lower than that of the public housing projects (3.5-fold compared to 5.3-fold) if we exclude the outlying case of the Bank Town housing project (where present price is more than 31 times of the purchase price).

It is noteworthy that the highest age at diagnosis was 26 years (patient X; grade 1 CP), an outlying case, twice the age of the penultimate outlier.

In contrast, the outlying case in the lower right region with higher BCRAT than IBIS CRP had a prior biopsy, information used by BCRAT but not IBIS.

To examine which of the two independent variables had an outlying case that significantly influenced the slope parameter; we looked at the DFBETA for the two variables that influence reproductive health.

The comparison was based on the principle that, as the vast majority of gene pairs should be non-interacting, the rare gene pairs sharing a specific function should be distinguishable from this background distribution as outlying cases with extreme absolute deviations.

Nor was the discrepancy caused by one or two outlying cases.

With the possible exception of a few outlying cases, most players' statistics in clutch situations are similar to their overall batting statistics over the long run.

There were a few outlying cases — Los Angeles has very low hockey interest but a very large population, while Buffalo has a modest population but levels of hockey affinity that approach Canadian levels.

This work also shows the limitations of simple measures of the cost distribution, such as mean or median, for identifying outlying cases.