"Its judgment is being skewed".
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There is a high likelihood that point estimates are skewed or biased depending on the period chosen in a specific study [ 14, 37].
It found that job expansion to this point had been skewed toward industries with median wages that are low to middling, with a disproportionate share of job growth happening in industries whose median wages fell below $15 an hour.
That data point, however, is skewed by a single investment — the $116 round million invested into 21, a company that remains at least partially occluded in terms of its ambitions.
However, if people readily rank friends, then point allocations should be skewed, with high-ranking partners attracting a greater proportion of limited friendship points.
The results are based on a median figure and not an average so as to better reflect the middle point and not be skewed by a small percentage of super wealthy families.
As Prof. A.E. Pereka, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Sokoine University of Agriculture points out: "Scientists' research is skewed to donor interest; very often we are caught up in a scenario where we are told this type of research is not very relevant to Africa, because they want to fund projects which they think make a change".
But plaintiffs' lawyers say the results are skewed, pointing out that the worker study looked only at deaths from cancer, excluding workers who may have had cancer but died of other causes.
Even though this story is part of the founding myth of my existence, and my point of view may be skewed by the fact that I was born because someone shoved a student, in my opinion teachers should still have it hammered into their heads that you never touch a student, or else shun, shun, shun!
